Star Mfg HL-197862 Oven Ceramic End-To-End Quartz Element W/11" Wire Leads 16-1/4"

SKU: HL-197862 Brand:
Star Mfg
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Quartz Element 104V, 907W, 16-1/4" Ceramic End To End,
1 Ph, 11" Wire Leads
Holman/Star
Toaster 208V Units Tbh14, Th14, Tt1200 Before 11/98

Description

The Star Mfg HL-197862 Ceramic End-To-End Quartz Element is a commercial-grade heating element for heating ovens. This one is 16-1/4” long, made of ceramic, and comes with 11” wire leads for use. This makes cooking fast and performance improved as the quartz material used warms up faster and the temperature is regulated accurately. Its ceramic design offers high wear and corrosion resistance thus increasing the life span of the element. Perfect for use in situations where heat is needed and has to be steady, this part offers efficiency in the usage of energy and longevity.

More Information:

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Step1: Disconnect oven power and allow the unit to cool completely.

Step2: Remove the access panel to reach quartz heating element assembly area.

Step3: Disconnect wire leads from the old element carefully.

Step4: Install new quartz element and align mounting points securely.

Step5: Reconnect wiring securely, close panel, and test the heating operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Star Mfg HL-197862 Quartz Element?

    Inspect the quartz element regularly for cracks, discoloration, or loose connections. Clean gently with a soft cloth to remove residue. Ensure wire leads are secure and free from fraying. Proper care prevents uneven heating and electrical hazards.

  • What are common issues with the Star Mfg HL-197862 Quartz Element?

    • Cracking or breakage of the quartz element.
    • Uneven or weak heating.
    • Loose or damaged wire leads.
    • Element failing to heat despite power supply.