Vulcan Hart 00-426635-00001 Oven Heating Element 19-5/8" X 4-7/16" 18" 2000W 208V

SKU: 00-426635-00001 Brand:
Vulcan Hart
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Element, 208V 2000W,
Bracket To End = 18", Overall Length = 19 5/8", Width =
4-7/16".
Fits Vulcan Hart Models~
Dec5, Hec5, Hec5D, Hec5Dx, Hec5X, Vc4Ec, Vc4Ed, Vc4Es,
Vc6Ec, Vc6Ed, Vc6Es

Description

The Vulcan Hart 00-426635-00001 Oven Heating Element is an electrical heat generator that transforms electrical energy into heat and provides a stable thermal output to cooking or baking. Its 2000 watt at 208 volts capacity provides a uniform distribution of heat making it useful in achieving and maintaining the required temperature in the oven cavity. This component is 19-5/8 inches long and 4-7/16 inches wide with a depth of 18 inches, specifically to be installed into compatible commercial ovens as a direct replacement of damaged components.

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Step1: Disconnect the oven from power to avoid electric hazards.

Step2: Remove the oven racks and existing heating element carefully.

Step3: Align the new element in place and secure mounting screws.

Step4: Reconnect electrical terminals firmly and verify connections.

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

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  • What maintenance is required for the Vulcan Hart 00-426635-00001 Heating Element?

    Regularly check the heating element for grease buildup, debris, or signs of corrosion. Wipe it clean when the oven is off and cool. Ensure all electrical connections are secure. Proper care prevents uneven heating and potential safety hazards.

  • What are common issues with the Vulcan Hart 00-426635-00001 Heating Element?

    • Uneven or insufficient heating.
    • Element failing to turn on.
    • Burn marks or corrosion on the element.
    • Loose or faulty electrical connections.