Bakers Pride S3010X Oven Door Rod 9/16" OD X 8" W/Bolts 9/16"-18 THD Nut

SKU: S3010X Brand:
Bakers Pride
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Old Style Door Rod 9/16" Od X 8" W/Bolts, 9/16"-18 Thd Nut
New Style Is 3/4" Od
Bakes Pride Oven 101, 151, 201, 251, 301, 401, 451

Description

The Bakers Pride S3010X Door Rod is a essential Oven component, it is compatible with models 101, 151, 201, 251, 301, 401, and 451. Available in 9/16” OD and 8” length, this old-pattern door rod is packaged with bolts and 9/16”-18 thread nut to secure oven door assemblies. The material used in the production of the rod is strong and installation is very easy, so the efficiency of the oven is maintained since it offers reliable support to the door. It is perfect for replacing old rods and provides long service for better kitchens.

More Information:

  • BAKERS PRIDE:S3010X

Step1: Switch off oven, disconnect power, and ensure it is completely cool.

Step2: Remove the existing oven door rod and carefully loosen mounting bolts without damaging surrounding hardware.

Step3: Align the new rod with door brackets, ensuring proper fit and orientation.

Step4: Insert nut bolts and tighten securely to manufacturer specifications using proper tools.

Step5: Check door movement, verify alignment, and ensure all fasteners are fully secured before restoring power.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Bakers Pride S3010X Door Rod?

    Inspect the oven door rod regularly for loosening bolts and corrosion buildup. Clean with mild degreaser to prevent grease accumulation affecting alignment. Tighten hardware securely and ensure smooth door movement to avoid strain on hinges and frame.

  • What are common issues with the Bakers Pride S3010X Door Rod?

    • Loose mounting bolts causing door misalignment and uneven sealing.
    • Rod bending or warping under heavy use causing door stress.
    • Corrosion or rust from moisture exposure leading to stiffness.
    • Difficulty in smooth door opening or closing due to resistance.