Wells 50512 Griddle Element 240V 3000W

Special Price $113.87 Regular Price $205.32
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SKU
50512
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The Wells 50512 Griddle Element 240V, 3000W functions as a heating component that powers cooking equipment including Wells Grill models G19 and G196. This durable griddle element maintains a size of 16-3/4" x 8" x 3"H while offering efficient heat distribution throughout the cooking surface. This component functions with a 240V 3000W power source through stud/nut 10-32 terminals that simplify the installation process. As a versatile component the Wells 50512 element helps users grill their food while providing the capability to sear and cook multiple dishes due to its swift heating ability and dependable features that strengthen efficient kitchen performances.

Dimensions

  • Length: 17 In
  • Width: 7 In
  • Height: 3 In
  • Weight: 1.6 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Griddle Element
  • [ 240V 3000W 1-3Ph ] [ 16-3/4" X 8" X 3"H ] [Terminals
  • {Stud/Nut 10-32 }
  • Star
  • Wells Grill G19, G196.
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Customer Questions
What is the Best Electric Griddle?

Electric Griddle is an electronic equipment that uses an electric element as its heat source. It has a large cooking surface often made up of nonstick material. Electric Griddle has a surface which you do not find in the regular stovetop cookware. ...

What maintenance is required for the Wells 50512 Element?

Regularly inspect griddle electrical connections for looseness or corrosion and ensure the element is securely mounted. Clean grease buildup carefully when power is off to prevent overheating. Routine checks help maintain heating efficiency and reduce risk of electrical failure or uneven cooking performance.

What are common issues with the Wells 50512 Element?

  • Element failing to heat or producing uneven surface temperatures.
  • Burned or damaged heating coils reducing cooking performance.
  • Loose stud/nut terminals causing intermittent power loss.
  • Slow heat recovery during griddle operation.
  • Electrical shorts or breaker trips from wiring faults.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Disconnect power supply and confirm the griddle is fully cooled before starting.

Step2: Remove the griddle plate or access cover to expose the heating element.

Step3: Detach wiring from the old element, noting terminal positions.

Step4: Remove mounting hardware and lift out the defective element.

Step5: Install the new element into position and secure it evenly with fasteners.

Step6: Reconnect wires to correct terminals, restore power, and test for even heating across the surface.