Intermetro RPC13-093 Insulated Heated Cabinet Air Duct Element W/ Female terminals 1PH 120V 10-1/4" X 6"

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Air Duct Element, [ 120V 1950W 1 Ph ] [ 10 1/4" X 6" From
Bracket)
[Wire Leads, Terminals {Female }
Inter Metro Food Warmer Cm2000, Hm2000

Description

The Intermetro RPC13-093 Insulated Heated Cabinet Air Duct Element W/ Female terminals 1PH 120 V 10-1/4 X 6" is intended to be used in a commercial system. The element is to be operated at 120 V single phase and has dimensions of 10-1/4 inch x 6 inch and is to be used to distribute warm air uniformly inside the cabinet. The female terminals enable electrical contacts to the wiring harness of the cabinet, which facilitates performance. This air duct component is used to provide adequate warming in such foodservice conditions. Its purpose in the system is to keep the system at a constant temperature, which is used in food preservation.

More Information:

Step1: Turn off the power to the unit and unplug it to ensure safety.

Step2: Remove the old air duct element by disconnecting wires and loosening mounting screws.

Step3: Position the new element in the original slot, aligning terminals.

Step4: Connect wires securely to the female terminals.

Step5: Restore power and test the unit for proper heating operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Intermetro RPC13-093 Air Duct Element?

    Inspect the air duct element regularly for dust, debris, or corrosion. Wipe clean with a dry cloth and ensure electrical connections are secure. Proper maintenance ensures even heating, prevents shorts, and maintains safe, accurate operation.

  • What are common issues with the Intermetro RPC13-093 Air Duct Element?

    • Uneven or insufficient heating.
    • Blown fuses or electrical shorts.
    • Loose or damaged terminal connections.
    • Overheating due to dust buildup.