Carter Hoffmann 18600-0054 High Limit Thermostat W/Manual Reset 350°F

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Stemco Hi-Limit W/Manual Reset, 220 F
Carter-Hoffman Cd27

Description

This Carter Hoffmann 18600-0054 Hi-Limit Thermostat with Manual Reset is a safety control partaimed at preventing overheating in any food holding and warming equipment, especially the Carter-Hoffmann CD27. Heating element of this thermostat is set at 220° F and is protected from overheating due to a thermal switch that trips when temperature reaches this figure. The manual reset option enables the user to regain control after dealing with the problem, and then operate safely. Especially suitable for kitchens, it ensures that the equipment is not damaged, and the quality of food is retained, as well as its safe use by regulating and restricting the temperature.

More Information:

  • CARLISLE:DX186000054||CARTER HOFFMAN:18600-0054

Step1: Disconnect the appliance from the electrical supply.

Step2: Open the access panel to reach the thermostat.

Step3: Detach wires and remove the old thermostat.

Step4: Install the new thermostat carefully.

Step5: Reconnect wiring securely.

Step6: Close the panel, restore power, and test the reset and cutoff operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Carter Hoffmann 18600-0054 High Limit Thermostat?

    Regularly inspect the thermostat for signs of wear, corrosion, or loose connections. Keep it free from grease, dust, and moisture to maintain accurate temperature control. Test the manual reset periodically and handle carefully when servicing electrical components.

  • What are common issues with the Carter Hoffmann 18600-0054 High Limit Thermostat?

    • Thermostat does not respond to high temperatures.
    • Inaccurate temperature readings.
    • Manual reset sticking or malfunctioning.
    • Electrical contacts becoming unstable or worn.