Delfield 2194199 Refrigerator Condensate Element

Special Price $70.80 Regular Price $150.00
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SKU
2194199
The Delfield 2194199 Condensate Element functions as an essential tool which efficiently controls condensate accumulation in diverse refrigeration systems. The heating element functions at 115V with 200W power to prevent moisture buildup while maintaining peak performance and avoiding operational problems and equipment damage. The Delfield 2194199 Condensate Element provides universal compatibility across multiple Delfield models including CM-2, CMB-2, CP-2, CP-4 and many others so it serves as a flexible solution for industrial and commercial refrigeration systems. The unique design improves both maintenance ease and extends the life of your refrigeration equipment through effective condensate evaporation.

Dimensions

  • Length: 14.5 In
  • Width: 8 In
  • Height: 2 In
  • Weight: 0.71 lbs
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Product Notes

  • With Limit, 115V/200W
  • Delfield Cm-2, Cmb-2, Cp-2, Cp-4, Cpb-2, Cpb-4,
  • Dch-Res-39L,
  • F17Fr48, F17Fr58, F17Fr66, F17Fr76, F17R102, F17R44, F17R52,
  • F17R60, F17R70, F17R79, F17R87, F18Fc43, F18Fc62, F18Fc70,
  • F18Fc78, F18Fc88, F2748, F2776, F28102, F28110, F2844,
  • F2852, F2856, F2862, F2875, F2880, F2887, F2899
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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Delfield 2194199 Condensate Element?

Inspect and clean condensate element to prevent ice buildup and ensure drainage in refrigerator system. Check electrical connections and heater continuity for defrost performance and moisture damage prevention. Disconnect power before servicing; clear debris around drain area for safe operation.

What are common issues with the Delfield 2194199 Condensate Element?

  • Element not heating.
  • Ice buildup around drain pan.
  • Clogged condensate drain.
  • Faulty wiring or loose connections.
  • Corrosion or burnt element.
  • Intermittent defrost performance.
  • Water leaking into cabinet.
  • Sensor-related defrost failure.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Disconnect refrigerator power from mains supply, ensure unit is fully cooled.

Step2: Access condensate compartment by carefully removing front or rear service panels.

Step3: Remove old condensate element and inspect wiring and connection points for damage.

Step4: Install new condensate element, secure mounting bracket, and reconnect electrical terminals firmly.

Step5: Restore panels, switch power on, and test for proper heating and drain operation.