Vulcan Hart 00-714321 Oven Flame Switch W/ 36" Cap Tube & 3/16" DIA X 2" Blub
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Rebuilt~ | |
| Flame Switch, 36" Cap Tube, 3/16" Dia X 2" Length Bulb. | |
| Fits Vulcan Hart Models~ | |
| 924Re, 936Re, 936Re-Ch1, 948Re, 948Re-Ch1, 948Re-Chdl1, | |
| 960Re, 972Re, Conv Oven, Fhb1, Fhb1F, Fhbi1, Fhbi1F, Fhbio, | |
| Fhbio1, Fhbo, Fhbo1, Fk361, Fk362, Fk363, Hb1, Hb1C, Hb1F, | |
| Hb1Fc, Hb2, Hbi1, Hbi1C, Hbi1F, Hbi1Fc, Hbi2, Oven Std | |
| Ignit, Std Oven, V1G12M, V1G12S, V1G24M, V1G24S, V212M, | |
| V212S, V218M, V218S, V2H36, V2H36C, V2H36M, V2H36S, V3036, | |
| V3036C, V3036M, V3036S, V3G36, V3G36C, V3G36M, V3G36S, | |
| V424M, V424S, V436, V436C, V436M, V436S, V636, V636C, V636M, | |
| V636S, Vir36, Vir36C, Vir36F, Vir36Fc, Vir36Fm, Vir36Fs, | |
| Vir36M, Vir36S, Vk36, Vo236, Vrb36, Vrb36C, Vrb36F, Vrb36Fc, | |
| Vrb36Fm, Vrb36Fs, Vrb36M, Vrb36S, Vs12F, Vs12M, Vs12S, | |
| Vs12T, Vs18M, Vs18S, Vs18T, Vs24F, Vs24M, Vs24S, Vs24T, |
Description
More Information:
- HOBART:00-714321 ,00-714321- ,13933 ,14321 ,713933 ,714321||VULCAN HART:00-714321 ,00-714321- ,13933 ,14321 ,713933 ,714321 ,VH713933
Step1: Shut off the gas and electrical supply before starting.
Step2: Access the control compartment of the oven.
Step3: Disconnect wires and carefully remove the capillary tube.
Step4: Unscrew and remove the old flame switch.
Step5: Install the new switch and route the tube properly.
Step6: Reconnect wiring, restore supply, and test flame response.
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What maintenance is required for the Vulcan Hart 00-714321 Flame Switch?
Regularly inspect the flame switch and capillary tube for damage, kinks, or wear. Keep the sensing bulb clean and properly positioned. Ensure secure connections for accurate operation. Proper maintenance helps maintain reliable flame detection and safe oven performance.
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What are common issues with the Vulcan Hart 00-714321 Flame Switch?
- Failure to detect or maintain flame signal.
- Damaged or kinked capillary tube.
- Inconsistent burner operation or shutdowns.
- Faulty or worn internal switch components.