Wells 65307 Gas Griddle Control Valve NAT 1/2"
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Nat Gas Safety, 3.5" Wc | |
| [ 1/2" Fpt In/Out W/ (2) 1/2" Fpt Side Outs][ 1/2" X 3/8" | |
| Reducer Bushings ] [ 1/4" Cct Pilot Out ] [ Low Profile ] | |
| [ Width 4-7/8" ] [ 70,000 Btu ] [ Brand Rs ] 7000-Mvrlc | |
| [ Mfg# 710-502 ], 750 Millivolt, Requires Wire Lead | |
| Thermopile # 51-1121. | |
| Lp = 112,000 Btu, This Valve Is Nat. | |
| It Comes With A Cover Plate For Most Lp Applications. | |
| However, Some Applications May Need An Adjustable | |
| Lp Regulator, In Which Case They Will Need To | |
| Purchase A # 51-1184 Conversion Kit. | |
| Imperial Model? | |
| Star Fryer 404A, 615F(A), 630F(A). | |
| Wells Griddle Wg2424G, Wg2436G, Wg3036G, Wg3048G |
Description
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Step1: Turn off gas supply and electrical power, and allow the unit to cool completely before servicing.
Step2: Remove front panel to access the existing gas control valve and disconnect inlet/outlet lines.
Step3: Label and disconnect all thermocouple and burner connections.
Step4: Install new valve, ensure proper alignment, and tighten fittings securely without over-torquing.
Step5: Restore connections, check for leaks, relight system, and check stable burner operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Wells 65307 Gas Control Valve?
Regularly inspect the valve for gas leaks and corrosion, ensuring all connections remain tight. Clean the exterior and surrounding area to prevent dust or grease buildup affecting performance. Test operation periodically and verify smooth gas flow and proper shutoff.
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What are common issues with the Wells 65307 Gas Control Valve?
- Gas leakage due to worn seals or loose fittings.
- Sticking or stiff valve operation from debris buildup.
- Inconsistent gas flow affecting burner performance.
- Failure to fully shut off gas supply.