To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Hatco Food Warmer too hot?
If your Hatco Food Warmer is getting too hot, the temperature control might be set too high. Try changing the temperature to a lower setting. If the issue persists, the unit might be connected to an incorrect power supply, in that case, contact an Authorized Hatco Service Agent or Hatco for assistance.
Why is my Hatco Food Warmer not hot enough?
If your Hatco Food Warmer isn't hot enough, first allow the unit 15–20 minutes to preheat to the operating temperature. Also, check that the temperature control isn't set too low and adjust it to a higher setting. Ensure all drawers are completely closed. If the internal thermostat is defective, contact an Authorized Hatco Service Agent or Hatco for assistance.
How to prevent my product from drying out in the Hatco Food Warmer?
If the product in your Hatco Food Warmer is too dry, the drawer vent may be in the open position. Move the drawer vent to the closed position. Also, check if the optional water pan is empty or not installed; install it and/or fill it with clean water, controlling the moisture level using the drawer vents.
What to do if product is too moist in Hatco Food Warmer?
If the product in your Hatco Food Warmer is too moist, the drawer vent might be in the closed position, so move the drawer vent to the open position. If you have an optional water pan installed but don't need it, remove the water pan from the drawer.
What to do if my Hatco Food Warmer is not working?
If your Hatco Food Warmer isn't working, start by ensuring it's properly plugged into a power supply and that the POWER ON/OFF switch is in the ON position. Also, check if the circuit breaker has tripped and reset it if necessary. For defective POWER ON/OFF switch, thermostat or burned out heating element contact an Authorized Hatco Service Agent or Hatco for assistance.
What to do if my Hatco Warming Drawer is not working at all?
If your Hatco Warming Drawer isn't working, first ensure it's properly plugged into a power supply and that the POWER switch is in the ON position. Check your circuit breaker and reset it if necessary. If these steps don't resolve the issue, it could be due to a defective power switch, thermostat, or a burned-out heating element, in which case you should contact an Authorized Hatco Service Agent or Hatco for assistance.
Why is my Hatco Warming Drawer too hot?
If your Hatco Warming Drawer is getting too hot, the TEMPERATURE control might be set too high; try lowering it. It is also possible that the unit is connected to an incorrect power supply or that the internal thermostat is defective. In these cases, contact an Authorized Hatco Service Agent or Hatco for assistance.
Why is my Hatco Warming Drawer not hot enough?
If your Hatco Warming Drawer isn't hot enough, ensure you've allowed it 15–20 minutes to preheat. Also, check that the temperature control isn't set too low and that all drawers are completely closed. If the issue persists, the internal thermostat might be defective, and you should contact an Authorized Hatco Service Agent or Hatco for assistance.
What to do if product is too dry in Hatco Warming Drawer?
If the product in your Hatco Warming Drawer is too dry, make sure the drawer vent is in the closed position. Also, check if the optional water pan is empty or not installed; if so, install it and fill it with clean water. Control the level of moisture using the drawer vents.
What to do if product is too moist in Hatco Warming Drawer?
If the product in your Hatco Warming Drawer is too moist, ensure the drawer vent is in the open position. If you're using the optional water pan, it might not be needed; try removing it from the drawer.
General| Model | HDW Series |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Drawer Quantity | 1 |
| Capacity | Varies by model (refer to specific model specifications) |
| Temperature Range | Varies by model |
| Power | Varies by model (refer to specific model specifications) |
| Power Requirements | Varies by model (refer to specific model specifications) |
| Dimensions | Varies by model (refer to specific model specifications) |
| Weight | Varies by model (refer to specific model specifications) |
Completing online warranty registration will prevent delay in obtaining warranty coverage.
Identifies signal word panels used in the manual for safety information.
Safety precautions related to electrical hazards, including proper grounding and handling.
Safety precautions related to fire hazards, including placement and cleaning agents.
Safety precautions regarding flammable vapors and proper food heating.
Precautions for avoiding burns from hot surfaces and escaping steam.
Details freestanding and built-in HDW-x, HDW-xN, HDW-xB, HDW-xBN, HDW-xBR models.
Explains the alphanumeric code used for model identification.
Illustrates and describes the different electrical plug types supplied with the units.
Provides voltage, wattage, amperage, plug type, and shipping weight for HDW-x models.
Details electrical ratings and shipping weights for HDW-xN series units.
Details electrical ratings and shipping weights for HDW-xB series units.
Lists electrical specifications and shipping weights for HDW-xBN series models.
Provides electrical ratings and shipping weights for HDW-xBR series units.
Details the capacity of standard drawers for various food items.
Provides width, depth, height, and footprint dimensions for HDW-x and HDW-xN models.
Lists built-in dimensions for HDW-xB and HDW-xBN models.
Details built-in dimensions for HDW-xBR models, including width, depth, and height.
Covers unpacking, placement, and general installation guidelines for all models.
Provides steps for installing legs or casters on freestanding HDW-x and HDW-xN units.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the adjustable legs to the unit.
Instructions for installing optional casters onto the unit.
Details the process for installing built-in models into cabinetry, including cutout dimensions.
Explains how to control and monitor each drawer individually using vents, switches, and knobs.
Step-by-step guide for powering on and setting up the drawer warmer for initial use.
Instructions for safely turning off the unit and allowing it to cool.
Recommended settings for temperature, heat type, and vent for various food products.
Provides instructions for daily cleaning to preserve finish and performance.
Procedure for cleaning the optional water pan to remove scale and mineral buildup.
Lists common symptoms, probable causes, and corrective actions for resolving issues.
Information on how to contact Hatco for further assistance with unresolved issues.
Instructions for operating the digital temperature controller, including startup and shutdown.
Procedure to switch the temperature display between Fahrenheit and Celsius units.
Details various caster and leg options available for freestanding units.
Describes oversized and biscuit drawers, and available food pan sizes.
Information on water/spillage pans, splash baffles, chip guards, and trivets.
Outlines the warranty period and coverage for Hatco products and components.
Specifies the exclusive remedies and limitations on liability for warranty claims.
Provides instructions for obtaining service during and after the warranty period.
