Keating 060105 Electric Griddle Dial Plate 3" DIA 200°F-500°F

SKU: 060105 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Dial Plate, 3" Dia Plate With 200-500 F,
Old Style Was 200-550 F.
For T'Stat # 46-1593 And Pointer Knob # 22-1409
Keating Griddle

Description

The Keating 060105 Dial Plate is a temperature controller part that is used to control electric griddles. It is 3 inches in diameter and has a distinct 200°F-500°F temperature range, which allows them to select the right amount of heat. The dial plate is fixed behind the control knob and it gives a visual indication of the thermostat setting and the actual temperature range. It assist to achieve the same cooking results because the operators can monitor and regulate the amount of heat. It is advisable to change in case of markings that are lost, damaged, or are no longer in the right position relative to the control shaft.

More Information:

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Step1: Turn off the griddle and disconnect power to ensure safety.

Step2: Allow the unit to cool completely before starting installation.

Step3: Remove the control knob carefully from the existing dial.

Step4: Unscrew or unclip the old dial plate from the control panel.

Step5: Align the new dial plate correctly with mounting holes.

Step6: Secure it firmly using screws or clips provided.

Step7: Reattach the control knob and restore power.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Keating 060105 Dial Plate?

    Clean the griddle dial plate surface to keep markings visible and free from grease buildup. Check alignment with the control knob for accurate readings. Ensure it remains securely mounted. Routine care ensures clear temperature indication and accurate operation.

  • What are the common issues with the Keating 060105 Dial Plate?

    • Markings are fading or becoming unreadable.
    • Misalignment with control knob affects accuracy.
    • Surface wear is reducing visibility.
    • Loose mounting causing improper positioning.