I need to replace the 240/60/3 element in a later model AM-14, (GE motor and Hobart built 70f rise booster). What parts do I need and what is the best way to do it?
Nick
Nick
Hobart Dishwasher question for Stevet:
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stevet
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Which element?
Wash tank or booster element? Neither one is that hard to do. Can you supply serial and ML-numbers, please?
Wash tank or booster element? Neither one is that hard to do. Can you supply serial and ML-numbers, please?
Booster element, 13KW 240/60/3:
I've already changed the wash tank element 3 coil, 208-240/60/1 and that was easy. I'll get you the numbers on Thursday as I will be @ my friend's restaurant again. For some reason Hobart wired the Booster as dedicated 240/60/3 which is different from the dishwasher.
Nick
I've already changed the wash tank element 3 coil, 208-240/60/1 and that was easy. I'll get you the numbers on Thursday as I will be @ my friend's restaurant again. For some reason Hobart wired the Booster as dedicated 240/60/3 which is different from the dishwasher.
Nick
stevet
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Part numbers and prices as well as a parts manual to your email.
They wired the booster separately unless the customer ordered the machine with single point connections. But it makes it easier to have 2 disconnects and you can run smaller wires to each circuit. You see it both ways!
Hope this helps
Steve
Part numbers and prices as well as a parts manual to your email.
They wired the booster separately unless the customer ordered the machine with single point connections. But it makes it easier to have 2 disconnects and you can run smaller wires to each circuit. You see it both ways!
Hope this helps
Steve
