Vulcan Hart 00-414880-00001 Oven Thermostat K 5/16" X 8-1/16" 96" Cap
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| [ Type - K ] [ Temp 200-400 ][ Bulb 5/16" X 8-1/16" | |
| Nickel ] [ Cap 96" ] [ Mount 1 ] | |
| Dial # 22-1353, Indicator Knob, 1-1/4" Dia, Flat Up Left. | |
| Dial # 22-1191, Black T'Stat Knob W/ White Printed Numbers | |
| [ 2" Dia ] [ Off-400-200] [Mount .187"] [Flat Down ]. | |
| Dial # 22-1006, [ 2" Dia ] [ Off-400-200] | |
| [Mount .187"] [Position 4 Way] | |
| Garland | |
| Fryer 36Es-(11,11Bl,11Blsf,11Sf), 36Fs-21, 680-(31F,31Fbl), | |
| 780-(31F,31Sfbl), E22-(14F,28Ft), E24-(31F,31Sf). | |
| Vulcan Fryer Vf, Vmf, Vtmf. | |
| Welbilt Model ? |
Description
More Information:
- HOBART:00-414880-00001 ,114880-1 ,24145-20 ,414880-00001 ,414880-1||U-LINE:5300-029 ,K250-96||VULCAN HART:00-414880-00001 ,105685-31 ,114880-1 ,24145-20 ,405685-31 ,414880-00001 ,414880-1 ,VH105685-31 ,VH114880-1 ,VH24145-20 ,VH405685-31 ,VH414880-1||WELBILT:B-2081
Step1: Turn off power and gas supply to oven for safety.
Step2: Remove control panel to access the thermostat assembly.
Step3: Label and disconnect wiring from old thermostat.
Step4: Carefully withdraw capillary tube from oven cavity without kinks.
Step5: Install new thermostat, routing capillary in original position.
Step6: Reconnect wiring, secure mounting, restore power, and test temperature calibration, check operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Vulcan Hart 00-414880-00001 Thermostat?
Inspect the thermostat capillary tube and sensing bulb regularly for leaks, bends, or kinks that can affect temperature accuracy. Keep the bulb securely positioned inside the oven cavity and free from grease buildup. Ensure all electrical connections are tight and free of corrosion for stable operation.
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What are common issues with the Vulcan Hart 00-414880-00001 Thermostat?
- Capillary tube leaks or damage affecting sensing response.
- Inconsistent heating cycles causing fluctuating cooking performance.
- Stuck or failing electrical contacts disrupting thermostat operation.
- Calibration drift resulting in inaccurate temperature readings.