Wells WS50396 Warmer Element, 15-1/2" X 7-1/2" 120V 1200W

SKU: WS50396 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Warmer Element,
[ 120V 1200W 1Ph ] [ 15-1/2" X 7-1/2" ]
[Terminals {Flag W/Screw }
For Screw Only Use # 26-2345
Wells Warmer 200D, Mod/Ss 100-500 (W/Infinite Controls)
Smp, Ss-206T/Td/Ult/Ultd, Ss100-500.
Ss276T/Td/Ult/Ultd.400D, 1000

Description

The Wells WS50396 Element is a heating element that is used in the food warming sector. This model has a voltage of 120V and a power of 1200W, dimensions of 15-1/2” x 7-1/2”, and can be used for Wells warmer models 200D, SS100-500, and SS276T. This is how this element operates: it continuously produces heat to keep the food warm to serving temperatures. They include energy efficiency in performance, ease of installation and the use of flag terminals for secure screw connections. Suitable for use in kitchens, it consistent food warming in areas of high traffic.

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Step1: Disconnect power to the warmer for safety.

Step2: Remove the old element by unscrewing the mounting hardware.

Step3: Position the new element in place, aligning terminals correctly.

Step4: Secure the element with screws and connect the wiring.

Step5: Restore power and test the warmer for proper heating.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Wells WS50396 Warmer Element?

    Regularly inspect the warmer element for signs of corrosion, damage, or loose connections. Clean gently to remove food residue and ensure proper seating in the appliance. Proper maintenance ensures even heating and prevents electrical issues or inconsistent warming.

  • What are common issues with the Wells WS50396 Warmer Element?

    • Uneven or insufficient heating.
    • Element burnout or open circuit.
    • Corrosion or residue buildup.
    • Wiring or terminal issues causing poor electrical contact.