Moffat 017905 Hinge Bushing

SKU: 017905 Brand: Availability:
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C$ 55.22


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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Bushing, Hinge
Lip = 9/16" Od, Short Part = 3/8" Od, 1/4" Id, 1/4" Thick
Used On Door Hinge Ap# 8009360, 8009361.
Fits Moffat Models
E32, E32M, E32Ms, E89M, E89Ms, G32, G32M, G32Ms

Description

The Moffat 017905 Hinge Bushing is a part that is used in commercial cooking and baking machinery. The door hinge assembly gives a low-friction movement, which enables the doors to open and close properly. This bushing is used in system applications on oven or appliance hinges where it is used to keep the door correctly aligned and minimize the wear on metal components. It is also essential in the appliance system in maintaining the regularity of the door to improve and correct operating in the commercial kitchen.

More Information:

  • MOFFAT:017905 ,M017905

Step1: Turn off and unplug the appliance before working on the hinge.

Step2: Remove the door from the hinge assembly carefully.

Step3: Press out the old hinge bushing without damaging the hinge.

Step4: Insert the new hinge bushing in the correct position.

Step5: Reattach the door and test for smooth and stable operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Moffat 017905 Hinge Bushing?

    Check for wear, cracks, or deformation. Apply light lubrication to ensure smooth operation. Verify correct alignment within the hinge assembly for efficient door movement and consistent closing without excessive friction.

  • What are common issues with the Moffat 017905 Hinge Bushing?

    • Excessive wear causing door sag.
    • Cracking or breaking from repeated use.
    • Misalignment leading to uneven door operation.
    • Noise during door opening or closing.
    • Reduced performance affecting door stability.
    • Friction or sticking in the hinge mechanism impacting smooth operation.
    • Possible loosening from repeated thermal expansion cycles.