Imperial 35714 Pilot Tube Assembly Flexible Corrugated Stainless Steel 3/16" X 18"

SKU: 35714 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Flexible Pilot Tube Assembly
Corrugated Stainless Steel
3/16" X 18"
With Nut, Ferrule And Pilot Head
Imperial Oven/Broiler Ihr Diamond,
Griddle Ity-36, Ity-48, Ity-60
Fryer

Description

The Imperial 35714 Pilot Tube Assembly is a flexible gas line product that is used to feed a pilot burner with fuel. With a diameter of 3/16" and a length of 18", it has a corrugated stainless steel structure, which enables it to be flexible in an controlled installation manner. The tube is usually applied in the process of repair or replacement of the equipment to resume the proper pilot gas flow. In the gas delivery system, it is significant as it assist in keeping the pilot running steady, in assisting steady ignition and performance in commercial cooking.

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Step1: Turn off the appliance gas supply and disconnect power source.

Step2: Open burner compartment to access pilot line.

Step3: Remove the old pilot tube and detach fittings carefully.

Step4: Install a new pilot tube assembly, aligning both ends properly.

Step5: Tighten all connections securely to prevent leaks and close the burner compartment.

Step6: Restore gas, check fittings, and test pilot flame operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Imperial 35714 Pilot Tube Assembly?

    Regularly inspect the pilot tube for kinks, corrosion, or blockages that could restrict gas flow. Proper care ensures steady flame and safe operation. Always turn off gas before servicing.

  • What are common issues with the Imperial 35714 Pilot Tube Assembly?

    • Gas leaks at connections.
    • Kinks or bends restricting flow.
    • Corrosion weakening the tube.
    • Pilot flame flickering or inconsistent.