Name: Cretors - 10232 : Kettle Wire Assy-DW (C,D,E)
Brand: Cretors
SKU: 10232
Price: 114.12 USD
Availability: InStock

Gold Medal - 47977 - CROSSBAR FASTENER

part #47977

Gold Medal - 47977 - CROSSBAR FASTENER

compare to: $46.53

Gold Medal - 41730 - WOODRUFF KEY #3 1/8X1/2

part #41730

Gold Medal - 41730 - WOODRUFF KEY #3 1/8X1/2

compare to: $0.99

Imperial - 36015 - GRIDDLE CONTROL VALVE (NON-SAFETY) HIGH SET TO 550'F (REPLACES 1100)

part #36015

GRIDDLE CONTROL VALVE (NON-SAFETY) HIGH SET TO 550'F (REPLACES 1100)

compare to: $364.49

Cretors - 7673 - 10-24 WING NUT

part #7673

Cretors - 7673 - 10-24 WING NUT

compare to: $0.60

Cretors - 2110 - KETTLE RETURN SPRING

part #2110

Cretors - 2110 - KETTLE RETURN SPRING

compare to: $125.99

Cretors - 1600 - TUBING-SILICONE TUBE - 25" PC.

part #1600

Cretors - 1600 - TUBING-SILICONE TUBE - 25" PC.

compare to: $15.70

Gold Medal - 47676 : Thermostat Kettle

part #47676

47676 : Thermostat Kettle

compare to: $45.49

Gold Medal - 41310 - SHAVER BLADE 1087NS

part #41310

Gold Medal - 41310 - SHAVER BLADE 1087NS

compare to: $34.11

Gold Medal - 41350 - MALE HINGE SHORT RIGHT

part #41350

Gold Medal - 41350 - MALE HINGE SHORT RIGHT

compare to: $14.95

Gold Medal - 49123 : Crutch Tip, Black 70 Duro

part #49123

49123 : Crutch Tip, Black 70 DuroÃ‚Â

compare to: $2.59

TurboChef - 105108 - Motor, Gear, 15 RPM, 230V, 60HZ (i5, i3, NGO Stirrer Motor)

part #105108

Motor, Gear, 15 RPM, 230V, 60HZ (i5, i3, NGO Stirrer Motor)

compare to: $347.31

Turbo Chef - NGC-3003 : Bottom IR Element

part #NGC-3003

Turbo Chef - NGC-3003 - Bottom IR Element (NGC)

F8 Faults can be caused by a faulty IR element, if you do not have continuity through the element it is bad and should be replaced. Other causes for an F8 include but are not limited to the SSR (NGC-3005) and Hi-Limit (102075).

F7 Faults can be caused by one or more thermocouples failing in the unit. The IR has a built in thermocouple so when it fails you must replace the whole element.

F2 faults mean the oven is not staying hot enough to cook food. Usually it is a top wire that has burnt off, a heater (NGC-3011 or NGC-3003) has gone bad or a SSR (NGC-3005) isn't operating properly. It can also occur if the door is left open for too long in between cook cycles or the white glass waveguide covers (NGC-3029) are cracked or broken inside the oven.