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Hobart 342170-00001 Oven Heating Element 10000W 208V

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Special Price $654.30 Regular Price $1,025.54
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342170-00001
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Oven Parts, Oven Heating Elements,
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The Hobart 342170-00001 Oven Heating Element 10000W 208V produces heat by transforming electrical energy into heat which is distributed evenly in the appliance cavity to cook food. It works by attracting 208 volts of electricity and producing uniform high temperatures that are needed to bake, roast or broil. It is meant to be installed in the oven, usually on the top or bottom, depending on the model of the part, and directly attached to the power supply of the appliance to operate correctly in the commercial kitchen equipment.

Dimensions

  • Length: 26 In
  • Width: 16 In
  • Height: 9 In
  • Weight: 4.3 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Oven Element, [ 208V 10000W 1-3Ph ]
  • [ 26-1/4" X 16-1/2" X 9"H ] [Terminals {Flag }
  • Hobart Oven Cn90A, Cn90B, Cn90C, Cn91, Cn91B, Cn92C, Cn95.
  • Vulcan Oven Eco4S.
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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 Hobart 342170-00001 Element?

Inspect the element regularly for signs of scaling discoloration or damage. Clean surrounding oven interior to prevent grease buildup affecting performance. Ensure all electrical connections are tight and secure. Always disconnect power before servicing for safety.

What are common issues with the Hobart 342170-00001 Element?

  • Uneven oven heating during cooking cycles.
  • Coil burnout resulting in no heat output.
  • Poor airflow affecting heat distribution.
  • Electrical connection failure or looseness.
  • Slow preheating performance.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Disconnect power supply at breaker and confirm zero voltage before starting.

Step2: Remove rear or bottom oven panels to access the heating element compartment carefully.

Step3: Disconnect wiring terminals and note connections or take photo for correct reassembly.

Step4: Install new element into mounting brackets ensuring proper alignment and secure fit.

Step5: Reconnect terminals firmly, ensuring insulation is intact and no exposed wiring remains.

Step6: Reassemble panels, restore power, and run a short test cycle to verify heating.