Carter Hoffmann 18600-0017 Heat Thermostat W/ 5-3/4" X 5/16" Bulb 24" Cap
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Heat Element Thermostat, Range 90 - 190F | |
| Ranco G1, 200 F | |
| Bulb = 5-3/4" X 5/16", Cap = 24" | |
| Carter-Hoffman Hbc10A1Gm, Hbc10A2Gm, Hbc16A1Gm, Hbc16A2Gm, | |
| Hbc28A1Gm, Hbc28A2Gm, Hbc36A1Gm, Hbc36A2Gm, Hbf14A1Gm, | |
| Hbf14A2Gm, Hbf18A1Gm, Hbf18A2Gm, Hbf5A1Gm, Hbf5A2Gm, | |
| Hbf8A1Gm, Hbf8A2Gm, Hbu14A1Gm, Hbu14A2Gm, Hbu18A1Gm, | |
| Hbu18A2Gm, Hbu5A1Gm, Hbu5A2Gm, Hbu8A1Gm, Hbu8A2Gm, | |
| Hwc10A1Gm, Hwc10A2Gm, Hwc10J1Xm, Hwc10S1Xm, Hwc16A1Gm, | |
| Hwc16A2Gm, Hwc16J1Xm, Hwc16S1Xm, Hwc28A1Gm, Hwc28A2Gm, | |
| Hwc28J1Xm, Hwc28S1Xm, Hwc36A1Gm, Hwc36A2Gm, Hwc36J1Xm, | |
| Hwc36S1Xm, Hwf14A1Gm, Hwf14A2Gm, Hwf18A1Gm, Hwf18A2Gm, | |
| Hwf5A1Gm, Hwf5A2Gm, Hwf8A1Gm, Hwf8A2Gm, Hwu14A1Gm, | |
| Hwu14A2Gm, Hwu14J1Xm, Hwu14S1Xm, Hwu18A1Gm, Hwu18A2Gm, | |
| Hwu18J1Xm, Hwu18S1Xm, Hwu5A1Gm, Hwu5A2Gm, Hwu5J1Xm, |
Description
More Information:
- CARLISLE:DX186000017||CARTER HOFFMAN:18600-0017||RANCO:G1-2739-000
Step1: Turn off power to the unit and allow it to cool completely.
Step2: Remove the old thermostat by carefully disconnecting all wiring and noting wire positions.
Step3: Install the new thermostat in the exact same location, ensuring it sits flush and aligned.
Step4: Reconnect all wires securely to their original terminals.
Step5: Tighten mounting screws without over-tightening.
Step6: Restore power and run a test cycle to verify proper heating and stable operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Carter Hoffmann 18600-0017 Heat Thermostat?
Inspect the thermostat for dust, debris, or corrosion. Clean contacts carefully, check wiring, and ensure secure installation. Disconnect power before servicing. Proper care ensures accurate appliance heat control.
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What are the common issues with the Carter Hoffmann 18600-0017 Heat Thermostat?
- The appliance may overheat or underheat inconsistently.
- Temperature may fluctuate during cooking cycles.
- Loose or damaged wiring is causing intermittent heating.
- Mechanical wear on the internal switch.
- Delayed response to temperature changes.