Blodgett BL18227 Oven Temperature Control Board 200-500°F

SKU: BL18227 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Temp Controller, 200-500, Cook Only
For Spacer/Standoff Use # 28-1179
Blodgett
Oven Kco-25E, Ac-500.
Series Ctb, Ctbr, Dfg(50,100, 200,300), Mark V.
***For Functional Replacement, See Ap# 461139***

Description

The Blodgett BL18227 Temperature Control Board is an essential element in oven that is used to keep the temperature of right level. This board can cook and bake with the range of temperatures at 200°F to 500°F. It is equipped with sophisticated electronics to monitor oven temperature, compare that to the set point and control and reactivate heating elements as needed. That means we are getting consistent and even heat across the chamber of the oven, which in turn makes consistent and high quality food preparation.

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Step1: Disconnect the oven's electrical power before accessing components.

Step2: Open the control panel to locate the circuit board.

Step3: Remove the faulty board and disconnect all wires.

Step4: Install the replacement board in the same position.

Step5: Reconnect wiring carefully to the correct terminals.

Step6: Secure the panel covers back into place.

Step7: Restore power and verify temperature control.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Blodgett BL18227 Temperature Control Board?

    Regularly inspect the oven control board for dust, debris, and loose connections. Ensure all wiring is secure and terminals are clean. Avoid moisture exposure, and power off the unit before any maintenance to prevent electrical hazards.

  • What are common issues with the Blodgett BL18227 Temperature Control Board?

    • Inaccurate temperature readings.
    • Failure to trigger heating or cooling elements.
    • Intermittent power or connection faults.
    • Display or sensor malfunctions.