Franklin Chef 149611 Flame Pattern Standard 1/4" Tube Pilot W/3/4" Hood & NAT/LP Orifice
C$ 44.44
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Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Nat/Lp Pilot, Factory # 1890-022, Tube Size 3/16" & 1/4" , | |
| Flame Pattern Straight, | |
| # 26-1128 Orifice For Nat, Included | |
| # 26-1129 Orifice For Lp, Included | |
| Bakers Pride Oven All (Except X500 Series). | |
| Franklin Chef Oven Series Gr |
Description
The Franklin Chef 149611 Flame Pattern Standard 1/4" Tube Pilot W/3/4" Hood & NAT/LP Orifice that is applicable in compatible gas heating systems. It work providing a pilot flame which is controlled by a 1/4 inch tube and assist in igniting the main burner. It is installed close to the burner assembly and it is used together with the gas supply and ignition system to ensure a consistent presence of flame. Its position in the system is a necessary condition of stable startup and operation of burners. A proper pilot flame pattern is known to assist in correct ignition reaction and stable heat regulation in standard commercial working conditions.
More Information:
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Step1: Turn off the gas supply and disconnect the power.
Step2: Locate the pilot assembly.
Step3: Remove the old tube carefully.
Step4: Install the new tube and tighten fittings securely.
Step5: Restore gas and check for leaks.
Step6: Ignite pilot and verify proper flame.
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What maintenance is required for the Franklin Chef 149611 Pilot Kit?
Regularly inspect the pilot tube for blockages and debris to ensure proper gas flow. Clean gently with a soft brush, check connections for leaks, and confirm the flame ignites correctly. Proper maintenance ensures secure and consistent burner operation.
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What are common issues with the Franklin Chef 149611 Pilot Kit?
- Flame fails to ignite consistently.
- Pilot light sputters or goes out unexpectedly.
- Gas flow restrictions due to clogging.
- Difficulty in maintaining a steady flame.