To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Wells MOD400TDM/AF keep tripping the circuit breaker?
Your Wells Food Warmer might be tripping the circuit breaker due to several reasons: wet insulation, pan leaking, or other internal damage. Check if the flange-to-counter seal is intact; if not, reseal it with food-grade silicone sealant. For pan leaks or internal damage, it's best to contact your Authorized Wells Service Agency for repairs.
Why is my Wells Food Warmer heating up slowly?
If your Wells Food Warmer is slow to heat, it could be due to mineral deposits on the pan acting as an insulator, or it might be wired to the wrong voltage. Try cleaning the pans with a delime cleaner. Also, verify that the supply voltage matches the voltage on the warmer's nameplate.
What to do if my Wells MOD400TDM/AF Food Warmer auto-fill unit does not fill?
If the auto-fill unit on your Wells Food Warmer isn't filling, the water supply might be turned off or restricted. Make sure the water supply is turned on and that the water supply hose isn't pinched or twisted. For a bad probe or other internal damage, it's best to contact your Authorized Wells Service Agency for repairs.
Why won't my Wells Food Warmer drain-equipped unit hold water?
If your drain-equipped Wells Food Warmer unit won't hold water, the drain valve might not be fully closed. Check the drain valve for debris and ensure it's fully closed. If the drain valve is damaged or the pans are leaking, contact your Authorized Wells Service Agency for repairs.
What causes a Wells MOD400TDM/AF Food Warmer auto-fill unit to overflow?
If your Wells Food Warmer's auto-fill unit is overflowing, the water level sensor might be dirty. Try cleaning the water level sensor. For internal damage, it's best to contact your Authorized Wells Service Agency for repairs.
General| Brand | Wells |
|---|---|
| Model | MOD400TDM/AF |
| Category | Food Warmer |
| Language | English |
Controls heating element based on knob position and actual temperature.
Details on securing the warmer top flange to the countertop.
Describes the manifolded drain fittings for autofill units.
Explains how water level is sensed and replenished automatically.
Details electrical servicing safety precautions and risks.
Warns about potential damage if installation instructions are not followed.
Alerts to hot surfaces that can cause burns.
Refers to product nameplate for agency listings like NSF & UL.
Instructions for carefully unpacking and inspecting the appliance.
Key points and responsibilities for installers regarding compliance and codes.
General guide for built-in warmer installation, referencing separate instructions.
Guidelines for connecting electrical service and ensuring compliance.
Requirements for plumbing connections, including codes and autofill specifics.
Specific operation instructions for autofill units.
Operation details for units with a single drain valve.
Steps for preheating the warmer before use.
General operational tips and warnings, like using insets and checking water levels.
Proper cleaning and maintenance for stainless steel components.
Steps and frequency for daily cleaning routines.
Procedures for weekly cleaning, focusing on scale removal.
Lists adapter tops and inset pans with their part numbers.
Lists various accessories like extension kits and wiring.
Fields to collect information for service calls.
