FWE EL1250-115HT Warmer Element Food Warming Equipment 1250W 115V

SKU: EL1250-115HT Brand:
FWE
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Element
115V 1250W, 11-1/4" X 9-1/2", With Nuts & Washers
Food Warming Equipment

Description

The FWE EL1250-115HT Warmer Element is intended to be used in commercial food warmer. It has a power output of 1250 watts and 115 volts to control the heating to serve the food at the required temperatures. The element is placed in the heating compartment of the warmer to disperse the heat and maintain the temperatures at the same level. It facilitates the working of the appliance through the support of continuous warming, which helps in the efficient working of the equipment when used in foodservice.

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Step1: Disconnect warmer power supply to prevent electrical shock.

Step2: Allow equipment to cool completely before servicing.

Step3: Remove access panel to locate the old heating element.

Step4: Disconnect wiring and unscrew the faulty element.

Step5: Install new element, secure firmly, and reconnect wires.

Step6: Reattach panel and restore power.

Step7: Test unit to ensure proper heating operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the FWE EL1250-115HT Element?

    Inspect the element regularly for signs of wear, corrosion, or loose electrical connections. Keep the component clean and free from grease or mineral buildup to maintain efficient heat transfer. Ensure proper voltage supply and secure installation to prevent overheating or electrical faults. Periodically test resistance and replace damaged wiring promptly for safe operation.

  • What are common issues with the FWE EL1250-115HT Element?

    • Uneven heating from scale buildup or wear.
    • Loose or damaged electrical connections causing intermittent operation.
    • Element burnout resulting in no heat output.
    • Corrosion or moisture intrusion reducing performance.
    • Temperature fluctuations during use.