Franklin Chef 142442 Brass Hood Orifice 3/8"-27 X 1/2"

SKU: 142442 Brand:
Franklin Chef
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Brass Hood Orifice,
3/8"-27 X 1/2" High X #72, (Lp)
Can Be Drilled Out For Other Size.
Suggest #56 To #53 For Natural Gas.
Royal Range

Description

The Franklin Chef 142442 Brass Hood Orifice is the gas control part in commercial cooking appliances with burners. It has 3/8"-27 threads and length of 1/2" and is fitted in the burner gas inlet to control the flow of fuel. The gas gets to the burner in operation has direct impact on the size of flames and heat production. It sustains heating in the kitchen. It operates as a gas valve and ignition parts to ensure it is controlled the appliances perform consistently.

More Information:

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Step1: Turn off the gas supply and allow the equipment to cool completely.

Step2: Remove the burner access panel to reach the existing orifice.

Step3: Using the correct wrench, carefully unscrew and remove the old orifice.

Step4: Thread the new orifice into the gas valve or orifice holder and tighten securely without overtightening.

Step5: Reassemble the burner components and restore the gas supply.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Franklin Chef 142442 Orifice?

    Inspect the orifice regularly for grease buildup, dust, or partial blockage that may restrict gas flow. Clean gently using compressed air or a soft brush without enlarging the opening. Proper care ensures stable flame output, efficient operation, and consistent burner performance during use.

  • What are the common issues with the Franklin Chef 142442 Orifice?

    • Clogging from grease or debris restricts gas flow.
    • Weak or uneven burner flame.
    • Corrosion affecting gas delivery efficiency.
    • Delayed ignition or burner failure.
    • Partial blockage causing inconsistent heating performance.