Southbend 1401339 Range Combination Gas Valve
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Millivolt Only, Non-Regulated, 3/8" Cct In/Out (One Is | |
| 90Deg), 1/4" Cct Pilot Out | |
| Valve Only Was Ap#541199 |
Description
More Information:
Step1: Close the main range gas line to prevent leaks.
Step2: Disassemble the section containing the valve.
Step3: Carefully remove the old valve from the line.
Step4: Install the replacement range valve in the same position.
Step5: Tighten all fittings using proper tools.
Step6: Restore gas supply slowly.
Step7: Check thoroughly for leaks and proper flow.
Customer Reviews
No reviews yet. Be the first to write one!
Write a Review
-
What maintenance is required for the Southbend 1401339 Gas Valve?
Regularly inspect the gas valve for leaks, corrosion, or buildup. Clean connections and ensure proper alignment. Maintenance prevents gas flow issues, ensures safe operation, and assists maintaining consistent range performance.
-
How do I install the Southbend 1401339 Gas Valve?
- Turn off the gas supply and disconnect the appliance from power.
- Remove the existing gas valve from the appliance.
- Install the Southbend 1401339 Gas Valve in the same orientation as the original.
- Reconnect all gas lines securely and check for leaks.
- Restore gas supply and test appliance operation for proper ignition and flow.
-
What are common issues with the Southbend 1401339 Gas Valve?
- Gas leaks or weak flow.
- Valve sticking or failing to open/close.
- Irregular flame or burner performance.
- Corrosion or buildup affecting operation.
-
What are the operating limitations of the Southbend 1401339 Gas Valve?
This valve is designed for low-pressure natural or propane gas in commercial cooking appliances, typically under 0.5 psi. Avoid over-tightening connections or exposing the valve to excessive heat.