Hobart 00-412788-00001 Oven 1900 Thermocouple 18" Long.20-30 MV Series H/D
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| 1900 Series Heavy Duty Thermocouple 18" Long. 20-30 Mv | |
| Coaxial Thermocouple Threads = 11/32"-32. | |
| Cecilware | |
| Fryer Gf10, Gf8 | |
| Grill Ag(1824,1836,1848,2424,2436,2448) | |
| Jade Oven Jtrh, Jsr-(24,36) | |
| Southbend Model Convection Oven 400 After 4-19-02. | |
| Vulcan Hart | |
| Grill G-40~ | |
| Series | 900, 900A. |
| Range Models 24,36,48,481,148,60,160,260, Ending | |
| With Suffux L, Lc, Lcc, Series | 77R, Vg. |
| Wolf Model? |
Description
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- CECILWARE:F002A||GRINDMASTER:F002A||HOBART:00-412788-00001 ,00-906955-00018 ,00-921565 ,112788-1 ,20040 ,412788-00001 ,906955-00018 ,906955-18 ,920040 ,921565||JADE RANGE:46-126 ,460-126-000 ,460-127-000 ,460126000 ,460127000 ,461-270-000 ,4612600000 ,4612600100 ,4612700000||VULCAN HART:00-412788-00001 ,00-906955-00018 ,00-921565 ,112788-1 ,20040 ,412788-00001 ,460-126-000 ,906955-00018 ,906955-18 ,920040 ,921565
Step1: Turn off gas/electric and allow unit to cool completely to prevent burns or shock, damage.
Step2: Remove access panel and disconnect old thermocouple from control valve.
Step3: Position new thermocouple in burner flame path and secure mounting bracket.
Step4: Reconnect leads to correct terminals without overtightening.
Step5: Restore power/gas, test ignition, and check for stable flame signal and leaks.
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What maintenance is required for the Hobart 00-412788-00001 Thermocouple?
Inspect thermocouple connections for looseness and corrosion to ensure stable millivolt output. Clean terminals and check insulation for damage or heat damage. Secure mounting and verify temperature response accuracy periodically.
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What are common issues with the Hobart 00-412788-00001 Thermocouple?
- Weak or fluctuating millivolt output from degraded junction.
- Inaccurate readings due to damaged or fatigued sensor wires.
- Loose or oxidized connections causing intermittent signal loss.
- Physical damage from heat stress or vibration exposure.