Vulcan Hart 499595-00001 Range Burner Knob Red 2-1/2" DIA
C$ 19.24
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Knob-Burner, Red, 2-1/2" Dia. W/1/4"D Stem, Flat Up/Down | |
| Fits Vulcan Hart Models~ | |
| V24, V260, V36, V36F, V60, V60F |
Description
The Vulcan Hart 499595-00001 Range Burner Knob is a flame control interface that is compatible with other systems. It has a 2-1/2 inch diameter and gives the user the option of adjusting the output of the burner by attaching it to the control valve shaft. The knob is placed on the range control panel, giving easy reference to flame adjustment when using it. Its position is a necessary element in the stable control of burners and predictable heat reaction. This burner knob is commonly used in commercial cooking conditions to allow the regulation of the flame and the stable performance of the system.
More Information:
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Step1: Ensure the appliance is turned off and cool before handling.
Step2: Remove the old knob by gently pulling it straight off the control shaft.
Step3: Align the new knob with the control shaft, matching any flat sides.
Step4: Push the knob firmly onto the shaft until it clicks into place.
Step5: Test the knob’s operation by turning it slowly to confirm proper installation.
Step6: Avoid excessive force to prevent damage to the control shaft.
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What maintenance is required for the Vulcan Hart 499595-00001 Burner Knob?
Clean the knob and surrounding area to remove grease buildup. Ensure proper fit and alignment. Inspect for cracks or wear. Maintenance ensures accurate control and smooth operation.
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What are common issues with the Vulcan Hart 499595-00001 Burner Knob?
- Knob slipping or not engaging control shaft properly.
- Cracks or damage from heat exposure over time.
- Loose fit causing inaccurate control adjustments.
- Sticking or difficult rotation during use.
- Worn markings making settings hard to read.