Star Mfg 2N-11010-24 Range Element Assembly, 18-3/8" X 6" 3PH

SKU: 2N-11010-24 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Element, [ 480V 3000W 3Ph ] [ 18-3/8" X 6" ]
[Terminals {Screw 10-32 }
Lang Range Top 12" X 24"
Hardware Not Included

Description

The Star Mfg 2N-11010-24 Range Element Assembly is a superior heating element used in cooking appliances. Measuring 18-3/8” x 6”, this 3-phase element provides even heat for effective cooking. Designed to be long-lasting, it is designed to cater for the rigorous use in busy kitchens. It has also enhanced durability and enables even heating essential for improved cooking results. The element is perfect for use in the ranges as it is reliable and has a life. The fact that it is easy to install and consumes less energy makes it an essential part of the solution to enhancing kitchen operations and minimizing time out of service.

More Information:

Step1: Disconnect power at the breaker and check zero range voltage with a multimeter for safety.

Step2: Remove mounting screws and lift out old element assembly from range cavity.

Step3: Disconnect labeled wiring terminals, noting configuration for correct reconnection.

Step4: Install new element assembly secure firmly and reconnect wiring.

Step5: Reassemble unit, restore power, and test heating across all phases for proper operation safely.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Star Mfg 2N-11010-24 Element Assembly?

    Keep the range element assembly clean by regularly removing grease and food debris after power is disconnected. Inspect terminals for tightness and signs of corrosion. Ensure proper electrical insulation and avoid water exposure to prevent short circuits and overheating.

  • What are common issues with the Star Mfg 2N-11010-24 Element Assembly?

    • Uneven heating or hot spots.
    • Open circuit or no heat output.
    • Terminal burnout or electrical arcing.
    • Loose connections causing intermittent operation.
    • Overheating due to voltage imbalance.