Star Mfg K9-11160-15 Oven Broiler Quartz Element, 208V, 1200W 19-1/2"

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
208V, 1200W, Quartz, 1Ph, 19-1/2", 5.5" Wire Leads
Lang Broiler/Cheesemelter mm24, mm48

Description

The Star Mfg K9-11160-15 Cheese Melter Quartz Heater Element 208V 1200W is a radiant heat generator that heats and melts cheese evenly when preparing food. It also responds promptly when turned on and offers a stable thermal production to ensure that the melting conditions are right in the unit. This heating component is located within a cheese melter cavity and is placed in the upper section of the heating to spread heat over food surfaces.

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Step1: Disconnect power supply at breaker and allow unit to cool completely.

Step2: Remove rack and access panel to expose quartz element.

Step3: Carefully disconnect wiring from old element noting connections.

Step4: Remove mounting hardware and take out damaged element.

Step5: Install new quartz element and secure with brackets.

Step6: Reconnect wiring securely to matching terminals.

Step7: Reassemble panel, restore power, and test operation briefly.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Star Mfg K9-11160-15 Quartz Element?

    Inspect oven broiler quartz element for dark spots, fractures, and loose terminals before operation. Keep reflective surfaces clean to ensure uniform broiling heat. Ensure secure electrical connections and avoid moisture exposure to prevent short circuits and overheating issues.

  • What are common issues with the Star Mfg K9-11160-15 Quartz Element?

    • Hot spots or uneven broiling across surface.
    • Element cracking or burnout from high heat cycles.
    • Electrical arcing due to poor terminal contact.
    • Reduced heating efficiency from quartz clouding or deposits.
    • Intermittent operation caused by wiring faults.