MKE 10-1736 High Limit Safety Thermostat M/R 450°F 5/16″ X 3-5/8″ Bulb 60″ CAP
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Hi-Limit, Type - Lch W/Manual Reset Temp 450 Fixed | |
| Bulb 5/16" X 3-5/8" Nickel Cap 60" Brkt 1 | |
| Pitco Fryer All Elec Fryers, Fe Counter Model. | |
| Star | |
| Fryer Gas | 215B & 216 (S/N 2156323 & Up). |
| Elec | 116C & 116Cl (S/N 1161491 & Up), 301 & 301Hl |
| (S/N 3010945 & Up), 510F, 515, 515(A,E,Ea), 530(F, | |
| Fa,T,Ta,Te,Tea), Em14 & Em14Dl & Em40 & | |
| Em40Dl (S/N 1450521 & Up). |
Description
More Information:
- MKE:10-1736||PITCO:P5047213 ,P5047216 ,PTP5047216||STAR MFG:23209 ,2T-9566 ,2T-Y1668 ,2T9566 ,9566 ,Y1668 ,Y3106 ,Z2845 ,Z3209||STERO:STA23209 ,STA2T-9566 ,STA2T-Y1668 ,STA2T9566 ,STA9566 ,STAY1668 ,STAY3106 ,STAZ2845 ,STAZ3209||U-LINE:5225-009 ,5225-00J ,LCH37-030-00
Step1: Disconnect electrical power and shut off the gas supply to the appliance before servicing.
Step2: Allow the equipment to cool completely and remove the access panel.
Step3: Label and disconnect the wires from the existing hi-limit thermostat.
Step4: Carefully remove the sensing bulb and mounting hardware from the old thermostat.
Step5: Install the new thermostat and secure the nickel sensing bulb in its original location.
Step6: Reconnect the wiring to the appropriate terminals and verify all connections are tight.
Step7: Reinstall the access panel, restore power, and test the manual-reset hi-limit safety function for proper operation.
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What maintenance is required for the MKE 10-1736 Thermostat?
Regularly inspect wiring connections and ensure terminals are tight and free from corrosion. Check the bulb and sensing area for cleanliness and proper placement to ensure accurate temperature response. Periodically test manual reset functionality to confirm safe operation. Avoid moisture exposure and excessive vibration to maintain accuracy and prevent false trips.
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What are common issues with the MKE 10-1736 Thermostat?
- Thermostat tripping too frequently.
- Failure to reset manually after overheating.
- Inaccurate temperature cutoff or drift.
- Damaged or disconnected sensing bulb.
- Switch contact failure causing no heat control.