Wells 500166 Warmer Element W/ 8-32 X 1/4"Screw 208V 1650W

SKU: 500166 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
208V 1650W, 8-1/2" X 17-1/2",
W/ Screw 8-32 X 1/4", Qty 2 Part # 26-2899
Wells Food Warmer Ss206, Ss276, Smp, Tmp

Description

The Wells 500166 Warmer Element is a heating component designed for use in food warmers.manufactured by Wells, specifically for models SS206, SS276, SMP, and TMP.It measures 8-1/2” x 17-1/2” and includes two 8-32 x 1/4” screws to fit the unit securely. This effective ingredient optimally heats food, which is a big plus for making a meal remain at the required temperature for a longer time, and that ultimately leads to improved hygiene standards and food quality.

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Step1: Disconnect power supply and verify the unit is completely cool before starting.

Step2: Remove the old element by loosening mounting screws and noting wire connections.

Step3: Position the new warmer element and secure it using the screw.

Step4: Reconnect electrical leads to the correct terminals and tighten firmly.

Step5: Ensure proper grounding and confirm no exposed wiring remains.

Step6: Restore power and test heating operates for stable and even temperature performance.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Wells 500166 Element?

    Inspect the warmer heating element regularly for signs of damage, warping, or electrical damage. Keep the surface clean and free of food residue or grease buildup to ensure even heat transfer. Check mounting screws for tightness and ensure stable. Replace if heating becomes uneven or inefficient.

  • What are common issues with the Wells 500166 Element?

    • Uneven heating or hot spots affecting warming performance.
    • Warmer element burnout due to longer high-temperature operation.
    • Loose or corroded screw connections causing power interruptions.
    • Cracking or deformation from thermal pressure over time.