Intermetro RPC13-366 M-Shaped Heater Element 120V/1360W 13-3/4" X 4-1/4"

SKU: RPC13-366 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Air Chamber Heater Element
120V, 1360W
13-3/4"L, 4-1/4"W

Description

The Intermetro RPC13-366 Heater Element is an M-shaped partwith a 1360-watt and 120-volt rating. It is applied in the warming cabinets to produce and sustain a uniform heat in the cabin. The element which is part of the thermal system in the unit, turns electrical energy into heat to maintain the warm performance. Its design and structure will provide effective heat around the cabinet, which will be used to maintain a constant temperature and consistent performance in operation in the commercial food supply market.

More Information:

  • INTERMETRO:RPC13-239 ,RPC13-366 ,RPC13366

Step1: Turn off power to the appliance at the breaker to prevent electric shock.

Step2: Remove the access panel to reach the heater element compartment.

Step3: Disconnect the old heater element by unplugging wires and removing mounting screws.

Step4: Install the new heater element in the same position, securing it firmly.

Step5: Reconnect wiring exactly as it was originally connected.

Step6: Replace the access panel and restore power.

Step7: Test the appliance to ensure the heater element works correctly.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Intermetro RPC13-366 Heater Element?

    Periodically check the heater element for dirt, grease, or mineral deposits and gently clean with a damp cloth when cool. Verify that electrical connections are tight and free from corrosion. Proper care ensures accurate heating and prevents safety hazards.

  • What are the common issues with the Intermetro RPC13-366 Heater Element?

    • Element failing to heat properly.
    • Uneven heating across the unit.
    • Visible corrosion or burn marks.
    • Electrical shorts or blown fuses.