Cadco KMR1001A Oven Cord & Plug 5 Ft Cord

SKU: KMR1001A Brand:
Cadco
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$248.24
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
5 Ft Cord With Special Plug On One End
Cadco Ov250, Ov350

Description

The Cadco KMR1001A Cord is a 5-foot power component for OV250 and OV350 ovens. It has a unique plug at one end for proper connection with the oven for the proper functioning of the equipment. This cord can be positioned or repositioned wherever the user desires and access to sources of power can easily be made; therefore it is ideal to be a replacement or spare piece. Especially for kitchen or food service applications where easy stove ignition and safe and secure outlet electrical connections are wanted. It is built robust in order to withstand tough operations in various environments.

More Information:

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Step1: Disconnect power and verify the oven is fully cool before starting.

Step2: Remove rear access panel and locate the existing power cord connection inside the unit.

Step3: Disconnect old cord from terminal block, noting wire placement and grounding point.

Step4: Install new cord, securing all terminals tightly and ensuring proper grounding connection.

Step5: Route cord through pressure relief, reinstall panel, and restore power to test safe operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Cadco KMR1001A Cord & Plug?

    Inspect the oven cord regularly for cuts, fraying, or loose plugs to ensure safe operation. Clean connectors to prevent buildup and overheating. Proper maintenance reduces electrical hazards and ensures reliable oven performance during heavy kitchen use.

  • What are common issues with the Cadco KMR1001A Cord & Plug?

    • Loose plug connection causing intermittent power loss
    • Fraying or wear on cord insulation from heat exposure
    • Overheating at connection points during heavy usage
    • Reduced conductivity leading to inconsistent oven performance