Accutemp AT0E-3386-1 Thermocouple

SKU: AT0E-3386-1 Brand:
Accutemp
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Thermocouple
2 Leads, Coaxial Wire, 26-1/2" Long Overall
Accutemp Steamer S3, S6, S62083D120

Description

The Accutemp AT0E-3386-1 Thermocouple is a measurement temperature instrument that uses a small amount of voltage to indicate the difference between the heat of two junctions and transform thermal electrical energy. It is linked to other compatible instrumentation or control systems to record the temperature alterations. The thermocouple is normally installed at the place where temperature measurements are needed, and it is designed to make direct contact with the substance under measurement. It enables it to fit in a small area, and its wiring design enables it.

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Step1: Turn off gas/electric power and allow equipment to cool completely before starting installation.

Step2: Remove old thermocouple from burner assembly and control valve connection.

Step3: Position new thermocouple tip in flame/heat sensing area as per original alignment.

Step4: Secure connection tightly to gas valve terminal, ensuring no loose fittings.

Step5: Restore power, test ignition, and check stable flame, avoid touching hot components during operation immediately.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Accutemp AT0E-3386-1 Thermocouple?

    Inspect the thermocouple regularly for heat damage, corrosion, and loose connections. Clean the probe gently to maintain accurate temperature sensing and avoid buildup that affects performance. Ensure terminals are tight and properly positioned for consistent readings and better equipment operation.

  • What are common issues with the Accutemp AT0E-3386-1 Thermocouple?

    • Loose or damaged coaxial leads interrupting signal transmission.
    • Corrosion or soot buildup reducing sensing accuracy.
    • Intermittent heating caused by unstable thermocouple output.
    • Probe failure preventing proper temperature monitoring.
    • Wiring damage from heat exposure or improper routing.