Hatco warmer - troubleshooting simple circuit

[@jrh86]

Great Job keep em coming 👍😃

[@TPINSC]

I agree with You

[@ATAKace1]

Interesting to see these in a 120v setup, I see a lot of heating elements on like ptac's that are 240v. These usually give you an 0L reading when they fail?

[@restaurantrepairs]

As you see I didn’t even bother continuity tests or ohming them out. Providing 120 to the element with a complete circuit. No amps. Bad elements.

[@ATAKace1]

@@restaurantrepairs Yup makes sense, voltage and no amps = bad element

[@harrydickson4575]

👍👍👍

[@dreh1h1]

I’m a restaurant owner for decades. I’ve watching you for a while. Come retire me man. Seriously

[@restaurantrepairs]

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[@dreh1h1]

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[@dreh1h1]

Job well done

[@frankspliff7037]

Any ideas I have pizza warmer hatco heats up then trips breaker?

[@restaurantrepairs]

Put an amp clamp on it and do it again. See if it’s tripping overamps or because of a short. Over amps bad heating element most likely (or runaway thermostat) not over amping find a wire that once energized gets close enough to frame ground to pop. Or…. Faulty breaker but that’s generally last resort

[@frankspliff7037]

@@restaurantrepairs thanks try that tomorrow