Lang LGK9-11160-21 Quartz Heater Element W/ 6" Wire Lead 31L 3/4" White

SKU: LGK9-11160-21 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Quartz Red, Note White And Red Have Same Functionality
[ 104V 1800W ](6.5 Ohms) [ 31-3/4" End To End]
{6" Wire Lead }
For White/Clear Quartz Tube Use # 34-1663
Lang Broiler/Cheesmelter mm-36

Description

The Lang LGK9-11160-21 Quartz Heater Element is used in kitchens especially in cheesemelters. It is 31-3/4 inches in size and works at 104V with a power of 1800W. This model is designed to work with Lang cheesemelter models MM-36 and 136CM. Advantages are energy saving, low costs of maintenance, and the possibility to cook with a constant heat source that does not consume oxygen, which makes it suitable for numerous types of cooking.

More Information:

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Step1: Shut off electrical supply and confirm the unit is fully cooled to avoid shock or burns.

Step2: Remove the service panel and note existing wiring positions before disconnecting.

Step3: Fit the new element into position and ensure terminals and mounts are properly aligned.

Step4: Reconnect wiring securely, reinstall the panel, restore power, and test heating operates for correct operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Lang LGK9-11160-21 Quartz Heater Element?

    Inspect the quartz heater element regularly for cracks, discoloration, or thermal damage. Keep the surface clean from grease and food residue to ensure efficient heat transfer. Check wire leads for secure connections and insulation wear. Avoid physical impact and power surges to maintain better operation.

  • What are common issues with the Lang LGK9-11160-21 Quartz Heater Element?

    • Quartz tube cracking from thermal stress or impact.
    • Uneven or reduced heating output.
    • Wire lead insulation wear or loosening connections.
    • Burnt-out element due to overheating cycles.
    • Electrical arcing caused by contamination or debris buildup.