American Range A29023 Fryer Burner Orifice 1/4" MPT x 2-1/8"

SKU: A29023 Brand:
American Range
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Burner Orifice # 53 For Lp
1/4" Mpt X 2-1/8" Long,
American Range Fryer Af-25, Af-45, Af-75

Description

The American Range A29023 Fryer Burner Orifice 1/4″ MPT × 2‑1/8″ meters the flow of gas by providing a precisely sized opening through which fuel passes before reaching the fryer’s burner. The small opening controls the quantity of gas that passes to the burner to be burnt as the gas passes out of the supply line into the orifice. It is installed in the burner assembly of equipment that is compatible and is installed between the gas line and the burner head. Connection and length are unit requirements that are unique to the operation of the flame and heat production.

More Information:

  • AMERICAN RANGE:11117 ,A29023||FRYMASTER:14-0067-2 ,810-2059 ,8102059||GARLAND:14-0067-2

Step1: Turn off gas supply and electrical power to appliance before servicing.

Step2: Remove burner assembly and access existing orifice carefully.

Step3: Unscrew old orifice using correct wrench size without damaging threads.

Step4: Clean fitting and apply approved gas thread sealant if required.

Step5: Install new orifice and tighten securely.

Step6: Reassemble burner components in reverse order.

Step7: Restore gas check leaks with solution and ignite safely.

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  • What maintenance is required for the American Range A29023 Burner Orifice?

    Clean the orifice regularly to prevent grease and carbon buildup that can restrict gas flow. Inspect for clogging and wear during regular service. Ensure tight fittings and proper alignment to maintain better combustion performance.

  • What are common issues with the American Range A29023 Burner Orifice?

    • Clogging from grease or carbon buildup causing reduced gas passage.
    • Irregular flame or weak burner output leading to uneven heating.
    • Gas flow restriction due to debris or partial blockage.
    • Wear or erosion of orifice opening affecting fuel delivery.