Imperial Parts & Manuals

Cheesemelter Parts & Accessories

Imperial cheesemelters are great for any event. If yours happens to stop working, you'll want to make sure you can get the quality parts you need for a quick and long-lasting repair. Parts Town offers a large selection of real OEM salamander and cheesemelter parts so you can get things moving in no time. No matter if you need a burner valve, gas regulators or an infared burner plate, we can help.

We also offer a variety of parts and service manuals to help you identify the issues your machine is having as well as identify the parts you need to repair it. On top of that, we offer same-day shipping on all in-stock items to ensure you can get a quality fix ASAP.

Common Questions and Answers

What should I replace if my salamander or cheesemelter won't heat properly?

If your salamander or cheesemelter won't heat properly, common replacement parts to check include heating elements, thermostats, temperature probes, high-limit controls, switches, burners, ignitors, gas valves, relays or control boards. Confirm the model and serial number before purchasing so the part fits the unit.

Where can I buy replacement parts for an Imperial unit?

You can buy real OEM Imperial replacement parts at Parts Town. Parts Town has the real OEM Imperial replacement parts you need for your unit, in-stock and ready to go. Since we have the largest inventory of in-stock options, including thermostats, hi-limits and more, you can shop confidently knowing we can provide the right part when you need it. Excessive downtime is in the past because you can get exactly what you need as soon as you need it.

Top troubleshooting steps for common equipment faults

If your Imperial equipment is acting up, there are a few simple—yet crucial—troubleshooting steps to take. First, check that there's power to your unit. If the unit is connected to power and turned on, check for other culprits like a clogged filter, worn gaskets, dirty condenser coils, blown lightbulbs and improper temperature settings. Once you've identified the issue, you can refer to an OEM-specific troubleshooting guide followed by a call to your local service technician.