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Blodgett 08619 Oven Element 220V 10000W

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Special Price $245.06 Regular Price $491.31
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Oven Parts, Oven Heating Elements,
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The Blodgett 08619 Element is a powerful heating element that is used in Commercial Ovens, as are used in Restaurants, Bakeries and other Food Service Establishments. This 220V, 10,000W element delivers rapid cooking and baking with intense heat. Usually it is a coil of resistance wire enclosed in a tough metal. The resistance wire heats up an electric current travels through it, generating a lot of heat. This heat is then transferred in the oven chamber and spaceship, fastening up the temperature, and ending up in a reputable and powerful cook. Rapid, consistent temperature control with long lasting durability are benefits of this component.

Dimensions

  • Length: 27.5 In
  • Width: 17 In
  • Height: 8.5 In
  • Weight: 4.3 lbs
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Product Notes

  • [ 220V 10000W 1-3Ph ] [ 26-1/4" X 17-1/2" X 9"H ]
  • [ Terminals {S-8/32 }
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How to replace an oven element by yourself ?

When you wanted to replace an oven element, you first need to remove the power plug from the power cord so that there would be no power exchange. Firstly open the oven door and remove the racks inside it. Keep them aside. At the bottom, you will find...

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What maintenance is required for the Blodgett 08619 Element?

Inspect the oven element regularly for burn marks or uneven heating. Keep the oven interior clean to prevent grease buildup that can affect performance. Ensure connections are tight and free from corrosion. Turn off power before servicing to avoid electrical hazards.

What are common issues with the Blodgett 08619 Element?

  • Oven element burnout or breakage.
  • Uneven or weak heating output affecting cooking performance.
  • Electrical short circuits or arcing.
  • Failure to heat due to internal coil damage.
  • Overheating causing temperature inconsistencies.
  • Visible glowing irregularities.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Disconnect power and allow oven to cool completely before starting, ensuring electrical lockout.

Step2: Remove oven panels and locate the faulty element wiring terminals inside oven chamber.

Step3: Disconnect wiring carefully, noting terminal positions for correct reconnection and safety labeling.

Step4: Install new element, secure mounting brackets and reconnect wires firmly to terminals.

Step5: Restore panels, restore power, and test heating cycle for proper operation and temperature response.