Duke 2945-2 Dome Warmer Element with Female Terminals, 8-1/2" X 16-1/2", 750W

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Warmer Element, Dome Type, Corner Wired
[ 240V 750W 1Ph ] [ 8-1/2" X 16-1/2" ]
[Terminals {Female }
Duke Heritage Hb2/3/4/5/Hf

Description

The Duke 2945-2 Dome Warmer Element with female terminals is a general-purpose heating solution for maintaining the temperature of the food. This element is 750W and 240V single phase with a dimension of 8-1/2” x 16-1/2” and comes with a dome-type element with corner wiring. It is Designed for Duke Heritage HB2/3/4/5/HF model, this model effectively maintains the temperature of food in a commercial kitchen. The element has a strong construction to provide reliability and the female terminals make it easy to connect. This is Perfect for warming stations, this element ensures the quality of the food.

More Information:

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Step1: Turn off the power and allow the warmer to cool.

Step2: Remove screws or mounting hardware from the old element.

Step3: Disconnect wiring carefully.

Step4: Install the new element in the correct position.

Step5: Reconnect wiring and secure all mounting points.

Step6: Restore power and test the heating operation.

Step7: Ensure the element is properly seated and not touching metal surfaces.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Duke 2945-2 Element?

    Inspect the warmer element for buildup, discoloration, or damage. Clean gently to maintain heat efficiency. Ensure electrical connections are secure and dry. Avoid touching the element while powered and check regularly for consistent heating performance.

  • What are common issues with the Duke 2945-2 Element?

    • Element not heating evenly or at all.
    • Burn marks or discoloration on the surface.
    • Loose or damaged electrical connections.
    • Reduced heat output over time.
    • Short circuits causing intermittent operation.