Garland 1017502 Oven Thermostat FDO-1 W/ 72" Capillary 7/16" CCT
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Fdo Thermostat, Gas In/Out 7/16" Cct. | |
| 150-550F, 48" Cap, Outlets H & G. | |
| For Knob Use [Black Dial W/ Insert # 22-1009 | |
| 1/18/08 Changed From 48" Cap To 72" | |
| Garland | |
| Broiler S/N 11151 & After | Sr1-40Er, Sr1-40R, Sr1-50R. |
| Oven Series | 40/50 (Except 2-40/50), 40R, G280 (Except |
| G280-2), G380, H280, Rc, St286 | |
| Master Series Ovens {M--R(E)/Rc(E). |
Description
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Step1: Disconnect power and gas supply; ensure oven is fully cool before servicing.
Step2: Remove old thermostat carefully and document capillary routing for reference.
Step3: Mount new thermostat securely on bracket with mounting screws.
Step4: Route capillary carefully without kinks, insert sensing bulb into oven cavity.
Step5: Connect terminals per wiring diagram according to manufacturer diagram.
Step6: Restore power and test temperature control; verify calibration and safety operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Garland 1017502 Thermostat?
Periodically inspect the Garland 1017502 Thermostat for proper temperature response and ensure its sensing bulb is clean and firmly seated. Check wiring connections for heat wear and tighten loose terminals.
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How do I install the Garland 1017502 Thermostat?
- Disconnect the unit from power or gas before servicing.
- Remove the control panel to access the existing thermostat.
- Disconnect wiring and carefully pull out the sensing bulb and capillary.
- Mount the 1017502 Thermostat in the same position.
- Insert the sensing bulb back into its original tube or clamp, avoiding kinks.
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What common issues occur with the Garland 1017502 Thermostat?
Common problems include inaccurate temperature control from a worn sensing bulb, drift in calibration, or failure to heat if the capillary tube is damaged. Loose wiring may also cause intermittent cycling.
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What are the operating limitations of the Garland 1017502 Thermostat?
Thermostats in this Garland category typically manage cooking temperatures from roughly 150°F–500°F, depending on the appliance. They operate on standard commercial control circuits, often within 120–240V ranges.