Maintaining the efficiency of your ETC-PH V2 Series units is crucial for ensuring seamless operation in your food service business. At FWEParts, we recognize the importance of keeping your equipment in peak condition. This guide, “How to Replace Hot Air & Water Elements on ETC-PH V2 Series Units,” provides detailed, easy-to-follow steps for replacing both hot air and water elements. With the right tools and parts, you’ll have your unit running optimally in no time. Should you need additional support, our knowledgeable team is ready to assist. Contact us at 1-615-805-3270 or service@hatcodirect.com for expert advice.

Tools Needed

• Driver Drill with #2 Phillips Bit
• 5/16″ Nut Driver
• 11/16″ Socket Wrench
• Screwdriver
• Pliers
• Heat Tape

Parts Used in this Tutorial

• Hot Air Element
• Water Element

Steps

Replacing Hot Air Element

0:20 | Step 1: Open the unit and remove the heat tunnel assembly exposing the element and blower housing.

0:31 | Step 2: Remove the side panel and locate the element. Disconnect the element connections, take off the nuts and washers, and remove the element by pulling it out of the blower housing. Discard the old element.

1:00 | Step 3: Install the new element through the blower hosing, locking in place with nuts and washers used in Step 2.

1:18 | Step 4: Reconnect the element connections. Restore power and test the unit for operationality.

1:28 | Step 5: Once operationality is confirmed, reinstall the side panel and heat tunnel assembly. Return the unit to service.

Replacing Water Element

1:45 | Step 1: Open the unit and remove the heat tunnel assembly. Remove the water pan from the bottom of the unit.

1:53 | Step 2: Locate the element underneath the water pan and remove the two screws holding the element in place

2:01 | Step 3: Using a screwdriver and pliers if necessary, carefully bend the element clips until the element can be removed from the clips.

2:12 | Step 4: Remove and discard the heat tape if necessary. Pull the element out and remove wire connections from the element terminals. Discard the old elements.

2:26 | Step 5: Install the wire connection onto the new element terminals and insulate with heat tape.

2:33 | Step 6: Push the new element back into place, aligning gasket with back plate. Secure with screws removed in Step 2.

2:44 | Step 7: Reinstall the water pan and fill with water. Restore power and test unit for operationality.

2:52 | Step 8: Once operationality is confirmed, reinstall heat tunnel assembly and return the unit to service.

As we wrap up this guide on replacing hot air and water elements on ETC-PH V2 Series units, we hope the instructions provided have been straightforward and helpful. At FWEParts, our goal is to help you keep your equipment running smoothly, ensuring the success of your food service business. If you need further assistance with this process or have any other questions, our expert team is here to support you. Contact us at 1-615-805-3270 or service@hatcodirect.com for personalized help. Your success is our priority, and we’re just a call or email away.

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Maintaining the proper function of your equipment is essential for the smooth operation of your food service business. At FWEParts, we understand the importance of ensuring your units are in top condition. This guide, “How to Perform Door and Latch Adjustments on FWE Units,” provides step-by-step instructions to help you keep your doors and latches operating perfectly. With clear and concise steps, you’ll be able to address issues such as improper door closure and latch malfunction, ensuring your equipment performs reliably. For any additional assistance or inquiries, our dedicated support team is always available. Contact us at 1-615-805-3270 or service@hatcodirect.com for expert guidance.

Tools Needed

• Driver Drill with #2 Phillips Bit
• Flat Blade Screwdriver
• Level

Steps

Door Adjustment (If the door is not closing properly)

0:21 | Step 1: Locate and remove hinge covers from the door hinges.

0:33 | Step 2: Loosen all screws that mount the hinges to both the door and the unit.

0:43 | Step 3: Carefully adjust the door in and out, and side to side taking note of the door leveling and any gaps.

0:51 | Step 4: With the door in a level position, retighten the screws loosened in Step 2.

0:59 | Step 5: Test the door for proper sealing and closure. Re[peat steps 2 – 4 as needed.

1:05 | Step 6: Once the door seals properly and is level, reinstall the hinge covers and return the unit to service.

Latch Adjustment (if the door is not latching properly)

1:16 | Step 1: Locate the door latch and screw for the J-Hook on the bottom side of the latch. Loosen the screw.

1:27 | Step 2: Carefully adjust the J-Hook in and out, tightening the screw and then testing the closure of the unit.

1:33 | Step 3: Repeat Steps 1 & 2 as needed.

1:40 | Step 4 Once the floor handle properly locks onto the latch, confirm the J-Hook is sufficiently high and in place. Test the door for proper sealing and return the unit to service.

As we conclude this guide on performing door and latch adjustments on FWE units, we hope the instructions have been clear and helpful. At FWEParts, our priority is to ensure your equipment operates flawlessly, supporting the efficiency and success of your food service business. If you require further guidance on these adjustments or have any other questions, our expert team is always here to assist you. Feel free to contact us at 1-615-805-3270 or service@hatcodirect.com for personalized support. We’re dedicated to your success and are just a call or an email away.

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Welcome to our quick and easy guide on editing the temperature display on FWE’s M-Wave Control Boards. Whether you need to switch between Fahrenheit (°F) and Celsius (°C), this guide will walk you through the process step-by-step. At FWEParts, we understand the importance of having accurate and easily understandable temperature readings for your equipment. This guide will help you make the necessary adjustments effortlessly, ensuring your control boards display the temperature in your preferred unit. For any additional support or questions, our expert team is always available. Contact us at 1-615-805-3270 or service@hatcodirect.com for personalized assistance.

Parts Covered in this Tutorial

• Z-500-1039
• Z-500-1040
• Z-500-1041
• Z-500-1043

Tools Needed

• None!

We hope this guide has made it simple for you to edit the temperature display on your FWE M-Wave Control Boards. At FWEParts, our goal is to ensure your equipment operates according to your specific needs and preferences. Should you need further assistance or have any additional questions, our dedicated support team is here to help. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us at 1-615-805-3270 or service@hatcodirect.com for expert guidance. We’re committed to your success and are always just a call or an email away.

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In the world of food service the efficiency and reliability of your equipment can make all the difference. At FWEParts, we understand the importance of maintaining your units in top working condition. That’s why we’ve created a step-by-step guide to help you adjust and align your space-saving sliding doors with ease. This article, based on our comprehensive video tutorial “How to Adjust & Align Space Saving Sliding Doors” (linked below), will walk you through the essential steps for door slide adjustment, door adjustment, and gasket adjustment. With these clear, easy-to-follow instructions, you’ll ensure your doors are functioning smoothly and sealing properly, enhancing both performance and longevity. For any additional assistance or inquiries, our dedicated support team is here to help. Reach out to us at 1-615-805-3270 or service@hatcodirect.com for expert guidance.

Tools Needed

• Driver Drill with #2 Phillips Bit
• Socket Wrench with 7/16″ Socket
• Flat Blade Screwdriver
• 1/4″ Nut Driver
• 5/16″ Driver Bit
• Level

Steps

0:00 | Introduction

Door Slide Adjustment

0:20 | Step 1: Locate the sliding mechanism on the side of the unit and remove the three screws securing the cover to the mechanism. Remove the cover and see aside.

0:40 | Step 2: Locate the 16 bolts securing the bearings to the slide, Loosen each just enough so the mechanism can move.

0:51 | Step 3: Align the mechanism properly, starting with the bottom set of bearings, loosening and tightening as needed.

1:03 | Step 4: Continue to adjust while loosening and tightening the top bearings. Once level, tighten down all 16 bolts.

1:19 | Step 5: Test the sliding mechanism for proper operation, ensuring there is minimal sag and binding.

1:29 | Step 6: Once satisfied, reinstall the cover and screws removed in Step 1.

1:38 | Step 7: Test the door for proper sealing and make adjustments if needed. (see Door Adjustment section next). Return unit to service.

Door Adjustment

1:48 | Step 1: Locate the door hinges and remove the hinge covers.

2:02 | Step 2: Loosen all the screws that mount the hinges to both the door and unit.

2:16 | Step 3: Carefully just the door in and out, and side to side, taking note of the door leveling and gaps.

2:27 | Step 4: Retighten screws loosened in Step 2.

2:38 | Step 5 Test door for proper sealing. Repeat Steps 2-4 as needed.

2:45 | Step 6: Once the floor seals properly and is level, reinstall the hinge covers and return the unit to service.

Gasket Adjustment

2:55 | Step 1: Open the door and locate the gasket along the frame of the unit. Check for any wrinkles or cuts in the gasket. Shut the door and check for proper sealing.

3:11 | Step 2: For any gaps found, open the door and adjust the gasket in and out using splines built into the gasket.

3:25 | Step 3: Close the door and check the gasket and sealing again. repeat Step 2 as needed.

3:35 | Step 4: Once the gasket seals properly, return the unit to service.

As we wrap up this guide on adjusting and aligning space-saving sliding doors on FWE units, we hope you found the instructions clear and helpful. At FWEParts, our mission is to ensure your equipment operates seamlessly, enhancing the efficiency of your food service operations. Should you need further assistance with maintenance tasks or have any other questions, our expert team is always ready to help. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us at 1-615-805-3270 or service@hatcodirect.com for personalized support. We’re committed to your success and are here to provide the guidance you need.

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Maintaining the vital components of your FWE units is crucial for ensuring their optimal performance. At FWEParts, we recognize the importance of keeping your equipment in top condition. This guide, “How to Uncrate and Replace the Blower Motor,” provides detailed, step-by-step instructions to help you through the process. From uncrating the unit to removing the cover, replacing the blower motor, and reassembling the unit, this guide covers all the essential steps. Our goal is to make these tasks straightforward and manageable, so you can get your equipment back to peak performance quickly. For additional support or any questions, our expert team is always available. Contact us at 1-615-805-3270 or service@hatcodirect.com for dedicated assistance.

Parts Covered in this Tutorial

• Z-600-4073

Tools Needed

• Driver Drill with #2 Phillips Bit
• #2 Phillips Screwdriver
• 5/16″ Nut Driver
• Wire Cutters/Strippers

Steps

0:00 | Introduction

Uncrating & Removing Cover:

0:17 | Step 1: Cut banding around the cardboard and unit to the pallet

0:28 | Step 2: The top cardboard cover is secured by stables. Remove them by pulling parts. (NOTE: Only remove the cardboard to expose the screws securing the top cover. Keep cardboard and packing materials for later use)

0:43 | Step 3: Remove the styrofoam piece on top and pull back the cardboard pieces to access the screws on the top cover of the unit if necessary.

0:51 | Step 4: Remove the screws around the outside perimeter of the top cover. (The example shown is fully uncrated. Only remove the top piece of cardboard

0:58 | Step 5: Lift and set the cover aside.

Replacing the Blower Motor

1:05 | Wiring Diagram

1:19 | Step 1: Locate the blower motor in the middle of the compartment, along with the two wires that feed the motor incoming power.

1:25 | Step 2: Remove the screws that fasten the motor housing to the unit and set aside.

1:39 | Step 3: Remove the grounding wire from the terminal on the motor.

1:45 | Step 4: Remove the wires from the terminal block, taking note of how they were connected.

1:54 | Step 5: Once all leads and screws have been removed, lift the motor by the housing. You will need to tilt it in a manner that allows it to free from the air channel. Grab by the furthest end, tilt up, then pull out. Set the motor aside.

2:02 | Step 6: Install the new motor back into the air channel and secure it using the screws removed in Step 2.

2:16 | Step 7: Install the correct terminals onto the wires. Reconnect the two blower motor power wires to the terminal block where the old ones were removed. Reconnect the grounding wire to the terminal on the motor.

2:33 | Step 8: Give the motor a little spin by the impeller on its top. The motor should rotate freely and not snag on anything internal, including wires.

2:40 | Terminal Block Wiring Diagram

Re-crating the Unit

2:50 | Step 1: Replace the top cover of the unit with screws removed previously. Replace the styrofoam board on the top of the unit.

3:03 | Step 2: Replace the top piece of cardboard removed previously.

3:10 | Step 3: Replace the banding to secure the cardboard and unit to the pallet.

As we conclude this guide on uncrating and replacing the blower motor in your FWE unit, we hope you found the instructions clear and easy to follow. At FWEParts, our mission is to ensure your equipment runs smoothly, contributing to the efficiency of your food service operations. Should you need further assistance or have any additional questions, our dedicated support team is here to help. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us at 1-615-805-3270 or service@hatcodirect.com for personalized support. We’re committed to your success and are always just a call or an email away.

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In the world of food service, precise temperature control is essential for maintaining food quality and safety. At FWEParts, we understand the need for flexibility and accuracy in your equipment settings. This guide, “How to Change the Temperature Display (°F or °C) on Elan Control Boards,” provides simple, step-by-step instructions to help you switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius displays on your control boards. These Elan Control Boards are featured on Radiant Heat and Top Mount Systems, covering various series including A, BT, HHC, HLC, PST, PTST, TST, and UHST. Our goal is to make this process straightforward so you can adjust your settings to meet your specific needs. For additional support or any questions, our dedicated team is always available. Contact us at 1-615-805-3270 or service@hatcodirect.com for expert assistance.

Parts Covered in this Tutorial

• Z-500-1039
• Z-500-1040
• Z-500-1041
• Z-500-1043

Tools Needed

• None!

Steps

0:00 | Introduction

0:07 | Step 1: Turn the knob to the OFF (0°) position and turn the power switch off (O)

0:14 | Step 2: While pressing the “TEMP RECALL” button, turn the power switch to the on position (I). Press and hold until the desired temperature setting is displayed.

As we conclude this guide on changing the temperature display on Elan Control Boards, we hope you found the instructions straightforward and helpful. At FWEParts, our goal is to ensure your equipment operates according to your specific needs, contributing to the success of your food service operations. If you need further assistance or have any questions, our expert team is here to help. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us at 1-615-805-3270 or service@hatcodirect.com for personalized support. We’re dedicated to your success and are always just a call or an email away.

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Welcome to our easy-to-follow guide on adjusting the Low Temperature Alarm (LTA) on FWE’s Elan Control Boards. These digital control boards are essential for maintaining precise temperature control in Radiant Heat and Top Mount Systems, covering the A, BT, HHC, HLC, PST, PTST, TST, and UHST series. At FWEParts, we understand how critical it is to ensure your equipment operates within the desired temperature range. This guide will walk you through the straightforward steps needed to set or adjust the Low Temp Alarm, helping you maintain optimal performance. For any additional support or inquiries, our expert team is always available. Contact us at 1-615-805-3270 or service@hatcodirect.com for personalized assistance.

Parts Covered in this Tutorial

• Z-500-1039
• Z-500-1040
• Z-500-1041
• Z-500-1043

Tools Needed

• None!

Steps

0:00 | Introduction

0:08 | Step 1: Rotate the knob to OFF (0°). Press and hold the LOW TEMP ALARM button for 6 seconds. The display will show “LtA” and flash Low Temp Alarm Setting (“OFF” will be displayed if it has not been previously set.)

0:24 | Step 2: Rotate the know to the desired temperature setting for your Low Temp Alarm. Press the LOW TEMP ALARM button to accept the new setting.

0:37 | Step 3: To turn the Low Temp Alarm off, rotate the knob below the minimum temperature setting until the display reads OFF. Press the LOW TEMP ALARM button to accept the new setting.

We hope this guide has made it simple for you to adjust the Low Temperature Alarm on your FWE Elan Control Boards. At FWEParts, we are committed to ensuring your equipment operates flawlessly, meeting your specific temperature requirements. If you need further assistance or have any additional questions, our dedicated support team is here to help. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us at 1-615-805-3270 or service@hatcodirect.com for expert guidance. We’re dedicated to your success and are just a call or an email away.

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In the demanding world of food service, creating and maintaining a clean and hygienic environment is not just a necessity; it’s a cornerstone of success. At FWEParts, we understand the pivotal role that cleanliness plays in your operation’s efficiency and customer satisfaction. That’s why we’ve put together a comprehensive General Cleaning Guide for FWE units. This guide is designed to provide you with thorough, easy-to-follow instructions to keep your equipment in pristine condition. Ensuring your FWE units are properly cleaned enhances both their performance and longevity. If you have any questions or need additional tips on maintaining your equipment, our expert team is here to assist you. Reach out to us at 1-615-805-3270 or service@hatcodirect.com for dedicated support.

General Cleaning Guide

0:00 | Introduction

0:13 | Cleaning Stainless Steel

1:13 | Cleaning Gaskets & Removable Parts

Model Specific Guides

1:46 | Radiant Heat & Top Mount

2:19 | Humi-Temp

3:08 | Moisture-Temp & Proofer Heater

4:00 | Clymate IQ

4:41 | Retherm & Cook and Hold Ovens

5:33 | Airscreens, Cold-Temp, & Dual-Temp

6:09 | Heated Fry Dump Stations

As we bring our General Cleaning Guide for FWE units to a close, we hope the provided YouTube video links have made the cleaning process clear and accessible for you. Our aim at FWEParts is to offer convenient, visual aids to supplement your maintenance routine, ensuring that your equipment remains in excellent condition. If you have questions after viewing the videos, or need further assistance with your FWE units, our expert team is readily available to provide support. Please feel free to reach out to us at 1-615-805-3270 or via email at service@hatcodirect.com for personalized guidance. We are committed to your success and stand ready to assist you in maintaining the highest standards of cleanliness and efficiency in your operations.

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In the dynamic environment of the food service industry, the functionality of every component, including doors, plays a vital role in operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. Recognizing this, FWEParts is committed to providing easy-to-follow, practical guides for maintaining and servicing your FWE equipment. In our latest tutorial, we delve into the specifics of how to replace and perform general service to doors on FWE units. This guide is designed to empower you with the knowledge needed to ensure your equipment operates at its best. For any additional assistance or inquiries, our support team is readily available. Reach out to us at 1-615-805-3270 or send an email to service@hatcodirect.com for expert advice and guidance.

Ordering Replacement Doors and Replacement Door Parts

• If you need to order new doors for your FWE unit, please follow this link for a comprehensive selection and an easy purchasing process

Tools Needed

• Driver Drill with #2 Phillips Bit
• Flathead Screwdriver
• Small Screwdriver (Regular or Phillips)
• Needle Nose Pliers

Steps

0:00 | Introduction

Door Adjustment

0:24 | Step 1: Locate door hinges and remove the hinge covers

0:39 | Step 2: Loosen all the screws that mount the hinges to both the door and the unit.

0:46 | Step 3: Carefully adjust the door in and out and side to side, taking note of the door leveling and any gaps.

0:55 | Step 4: Retighten screws loosened in Step 2.

1:09 | Step 5: Test door for proper sealing. Repeat Steps 2 – 4 as needed.

1:16 | Step 6: Once the floor seals properly and is level, reinstall the hinge covers and return the unit to service.

Door Reversal (Hinging Swap for Standard Doors)

1:25 | Step 1: Locate the door hinges and remove the covers in the middle of the hinge.

1:42 | Step 2: Remove screws that mount the hinges to the unit.

1:55 | Step 3: Flip the door 180 degrees and reinstall the unit using the same hardware that was removed previously.

2:09 | Step 4: Test the door for proper sealing, then reinstall the hinge covers and return the unit to service. (The FWE decal can be flipped and moved to the top of the flipped door – Contact the FWE Service Department if a new decal is required.)

Door Reversal (Hinging Swap for Doors with Spring Kit)

2:19 | Step 1: Locate the door hinges and remove the covers in the middle of the hinge, exposing the spring.

2:35 | Step 2: On top of the spring, locate the keeper pin. Using a small screwdriver, relieve tension from the spring while removing the keeper pin.

2:45 | Step 3: Once the keeper pin is removed, relieve pressure from the spring.

2:52 | Step 4: Using a flat screwdriver, pry the spring out of the holder. This will expose the screws so the door can be removed from the unit.

3:02 | Step 5: Remove the screws that mount the hinges to the unit.

3:16 | Step 6: Flip the door 180 degrees and reinstall it on the unit using the same hardware previously removed.

3:28 | Step 7: Pretension the spring on the hinge using a small screwdriver inserted into the hole where the keeper pin goes.

3:36 | Step 8: Set top door spring tension by turning the collar on the spring 3 holes and inserting the keeper pin so that the tension holds it in place.

3:56 | Step 9: Set the bottom door spring tension by turning the collar on the spring 2 holes and inserting the keeper pin so that the tension holds it in place.

4:04 | Step 10: Once tensions have been set, test doors to make sure they seal properly. Return the unit to service. (The FWE decal can be flipped and moved to the top of the flipped door – Contact the FWE Service Department if a new decal is required.)

Hinge Replacement (Standard Door)

4:15 | Step 1: Locate the door hinges and remove the covers in the middle of the hinge.

4:30 | Step 2: Remove the screws mounting hinges to the unit and carefully set the door aside.

4:43 | Step 3: Remove the screws mounting the hinges to the door. Discard old hinges.

4:51 | Step 4: Using the screws removed in Step 3, install the new hinges onto the door.

4:57 | Step 5: Remount the door using screws removed in Step 2, securing the hinges to the unit.

5:07 | Step 6: Check the door for proper sealing and operationality.

5:14 | Step 7: Reinstall the hinges covers and return the unit to service.

Hinge Replacement (Doors with Spring Kit)

5:25 | Step 1: Locate the door hinges and remove the covers in the middle of the hinge, exposing the spring.

5:33 | Step 2: Locate the keeper pin on top of the spring. Using a small screwdriver, relieve tension from the spring while removing the keeper pin.

5:45 | Step 3: Once the keeper pin is removed, relieve pressure from the spring.

5:52 | Step 4: Using a flat screwdriver, pry the spring out of the holder. This will expose the screws so the door can be removed from the unit.

6:02 | Step 5: Remove the screws mounting hinges to the unit and carefully set for aside.

6:16 | Step 6: Remove the screws mounting the hinges to the door. Discard old hinges.

6:23 | Step 7: Using the screws removed in Step 6, install the new hinges onto the door.

6:30 | Step 8: Remount the door using the screws removed in Step 5, securing the hinges to the unit.

6:40 | Step 9: Reinstall the spring removed in Step 4.

6:45 | Step 10: Pretension the spring on the hinge using a small screwdriver inserted into the hole where the keeper pin goes.

6:53 | Step 11: Set the top door spring by turning the collar on the spring 3 holes and inserting the keeper pin so that the tension holds it in place.

7:12 | Step 12: Set the bottom door spring tension by turning the spring 2 holes and inserting the keeper pin so that the tension holds it in place.

7:23 | Step 13: Once tensions have been set, test to make sure they seal properly. Reinstall thing covers and return the unit to service.

As we conclude this guide on replacing and servicing doors on FWE units, we hope you have found the information both informative and easy to follow. At FWEParts, our goal is to ensure your equipment functions flawlessly, contributing to the smooth operation of your food service business. Remember, our team is always here to support you, whether it’s for further guidance on maintenance tasks or addressing any other concerns you might have. Don’t hesitate to contact us at 1-615-805-3270 or through email at service@hatcodirect.com for personalized assistance. We’re dedicated to your success and are just a call or an email away.

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