Vulcan Hart 00-351419-00017 Range Element 5300W 208V

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Range Element,
208V 5300W 10"± X 22"±
Terminals Screws Provided {Flag 10-32}
Hobart Range Cr40C, Cr41C, Cr44C, Cr46C, Cr47C, Cr50C,
Cr52C, Cr53C, Cr56C, Cr57C, Cr401, Cr411, Cr561.

Description

The Vulcan Hart 00-351419-00017 Range Element 5300W 208V will be used to transform electrical power into heat to enable efficient cooking processes. It works by directing 208 volts of power through its 5300-watt coil, to produce a steady thermal output, which provides even heat distribution on the cooking surface. This component is particularly installed in compatible Vulcan Hart ranges, which are usually installed under the Range cavity to provide the required heat to different cooking processes. Designed to be easily integrated into the current setup of the appliance it is an essential replacement component that does not change the overall design or structure.

More Information:

Step1: Disconnect power at breaker and check zero voltage with a tester before starting work.

Step2: Remove cooktop or rear panel to access the faulty heating element.

Step3: Disconnect wiring terminals and safely remove the old element.

Step4: Install new element, reconnect terminals securely, and ensure proper seating.

Step5: Reassemble unit, restore power, and test for even heating. Avoid touching terminals during installation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Vulcan Hart 00-351419-00017 Element?

    Clean the element regularly after cooling to remove grease and food debris. Inspect connections for tightness and signs of corrosion. Ensure proper voltage supply and avoid dry firing. Routine checks support maintaining heating efficiency and safe operation.

  • What are common issues with the Vulcan Hart 00-351419-00017 Element?

    • Heating element burnout or uneven heating leading to inconsistent cooking.
    • Loose or damaged electrical connections causing power fluctuations.
    • Corrosion on terminals from moisture exposure affecting conductivity.
    • Intermittent heating due to faulty control switch operation.