FWE EL1250-120H Warmer Element Food Warming Equipment 1250W 115V

SKU: EL1250-120H Brand:
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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 EL1250-120H Warmer Part is an element of food warming, which is a heating part. With 1250 watts and 115 volts, it will generate heat to keep food at the right holding temperatures. It is positioned in the heating section of a warmer whereby it provides a uniform and even distribution of heat over the surface of the food. This component is part of the appliance system, and it is designed to aid the smooth operation of the appliance, as it allows maintaining constant warm-up when in service, which helps to provide consistent performance in the commercial foodservice.

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

Step2: Access the heating compartment by removing the panel.

Step3: Disconnect wires from the old element, noting their positions.

Step4: Remove mounting hardware and take out the faulty element.

Step5: Install the new element and secure it firmly.

Step6: Reconnect wiring correctly and reassemble the unit.

Step7: Restore power and test operation safely.

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  • What maintenance is required for the FWE EL1250-120H Element?

    Inspect electrical connections regularly and ensure terminals remain tight to prevent overheating. Clean the element surface gently to remove grease buildup for efficient heating. Regular checks help maintain consistent performance and reduce fire or failure risks.

  • What are common issues with the FWE EL1250-120H Element?

    • Uneven heating due to worn element coils.
    • Electrical connection failure or loose wiring.
    • Overheating or thermal cutoff activation.
    • Grease buildup causing reduced efficiency.
    • Short cycling due to faulty thermostat control.