Vulcan Hart 00-719213 Charbroiler Burner Gas Valve Off/On 1/8" MPT X 3/8-27"
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Burner Valve, [ 1/8" Mpt In X 3/8"-27 Out ] | |
| [ Rotation Off/On ] [ Stem Flat Down ] | |
| [ Stem Size .240" ] [Ctr Inlet To End Of Stem 3-9/16"] | |
| [ Angle - 90], | |
| Wolf Broiler Scb Pig, Vccb25, Vccb30, Vccb36, Vccb47, | |
| Vccb60, Vccb72, Vccb84 |
Description
More Information:
- HOBART:00-719213 ,719213||VULCAN HART:00-719213 ,719213
Step1: Turn off charbroiler gas supply and disconnect power; ensure area is well ventilated and cool.
Step2: Remove old valve using proper wrench, carefully note orientation before removal.
Step3: Apply thread sealant to fittings, avoid excess.
Step4: Install new valve securely align flow direction per arrow marking.
Step5: Tighten connections without over-torquing ensure gas-rated seal integrity.
Step6: Reconnect gas line check for leaks using soap solution inspect joints.
Step7: Test ignition and burner operation monitor flame stability.
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What maintenance is required for the Vulcan Hart 00-719213 Burner Gas Valve?
Regularly inspect the charbroiler gas valve for leaks, corrosion, and smooth operation. Clean external debris and ensure connections remain tight. Periodic lubrication of moving parts and checking seals helps maintain safe fuel flow and prevents burner ignition issues.
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What are common issues with the Vulcan Hart 00-719213 Burner Gas Valve?
- Gas leakage or worn seals.
- Sticking valve mechanism or internal blockage.
- Inconsistent flame or burner ignition failure.
- Corrosion causing restricted gas flow.
- Loose or stripped threading connections.
- Reduced gas pressure affecting burner performance.