FWE EL-1250-120-HT Warmer Heating Element 1250W 115V

SKU: EL-1250-120-HT Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Element
115V 1250W, 11-1/4" X 9-1/2", With Nuts & Washers
Food Warming Equipment

Description

The FWE EL-1250-120-HT Warmer Heating Element 1250W 115V is a system that works by transforming electrical energy into heat and is therefore a constant source of warming when it is turned on. It pulls and produces to keep the commercial warming equipment at high temperatures. The element is made to fit in commercial or kitchen warmers with specific slots or compartments where it can fit in, meaning that it can work with other heating elements. It is small in size and can be easily placed without any major alterations to the exposed terminals.

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Step1: Damage insulated gloves and ensure electrical lockout before servicing.

Step2: Disconnect power at breaker and allow unit to cool completely.

Step3: Remove access panel and carefully disconnect old heating element wiring.

Step4: Install new element securely into mounting brackets.

Step5: Reconnect electrical leads as originally configured, ensuring tight connections.

Step6: Replace panel and tighten all fasteners firmly.

Step7: Restore power and test heating operate.

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  • What maintenance is required for the FWE EL-1250-120-HT Warmer Element for Food Warming Equipment?

    Inspect the element regularly for buildup, corrosion, or damage. Keep electrical contacts tight and clean to ensure stable operation. Routine checks maintains consistent heating and prevent unexpected performance issues during food warming use.

  • What are common issues with the FWE EL-1250-120-HT Warmer Element for Food Warming Equipment?

    • No heat due to burnt-out heating coil.
    • Uneven heating from damaged element sections.
    • Loose wiring causing intermittent power loss.
    • Terminal corrosion leading to Low electrical contact.