Duke 153930 Oven Element Assembly W/ Screw Terminals, 23.5" x 15" x 9"

SKU: 153930 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Element Assembly
[ 240V 10000W 1 Ph ] [ 23.5" X 15" X 9" ]
[Terminals {Screw 10-32 }
Duke Oven

Description

The Duke 153930 Element Assembly is a heating element specialized in ovens’ appliances. It measures 23.5” W x 15” D x 9” H and uses 240V and 10,000W for effective and fast heat output. It has screw terminals 10-32 for a secure connection to guarantee its functionality. This assembly can be recommended for use in baking products as well as cooking, since it does not lose heat frequently and improves efficiency. Ideal for restaurants or any food service company, it assists in managing precise temperatures which leads to better quality preparing.

More Information:

  • DUKE:153346 ,153643 ,153930

Step1: Disconnect power at breaker, ensure oven is cool.

Step2: Remove oven racks and rear access panel to access element.

Step3: Carefully unscrew and detach old element terminals.

Step4: Connect new element to screw terminals securely, matching wiring positions.

Step5: Refit panel and ensure wiring is insulated and clear, no pinching.

Step6: Restore power and test heating operation carefully after installation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Duke 153930 Element Assembly?

    Inspect heating element and screw terminals regularly for looseness, corrosion, or burn marks. Clean buildup carefully after power is disconnected. Tighten connections to ensure stable heating and prevent arcing. Regular checks improve performance and safety.

  • What are common issues with the Duke 153930 Element Assembly?

    • Loose screw terminal connections causing intermittent heating.
    • Element burnout or uneven heating across oven chamber.
    • Electrical arcing or shorting at connection points.
    • Overheating due to power fluctuations or poor installation.