American Range A32001 Charbroiler Black Burner Knob Off/On 2-1/2" OD 0.240" D-STEM Flat Down 1/4" Protrusion

SKU: A32001 Brand:
American Range
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Black Burner Knob, New Style, "Off/On"
2-1/2" Od, .240" D-Stem Flat Down, 1/4" Protrusion.
Gloss Black
No Set Screw.
American Range
Broiler Aecb
Griddle Armg,
Range Ar, Ar-C

Description

The American Range A32001 Black Burner Knob is a user interface control that is used in commercial charbroilers and other cooking systems of this type. This knob has an outer diameter of 2 1/2 inches and a flat-down D-stem 0.240 inches with 1/4 inch protrusion so that the burner valve stem may be switched between Off and On positions. It gives a touch point to control the heat production and turn on the burner. It is designed to provide accurate manual control of the burner valve, which adds to the correct cooking performance and operating under foodservice conditions.

More Information:

  • AMERICAN RANGE:A32001

Step1: Ensure the appliance is off and cool to prevent burns or accidental ignition.

Step2: Remove the old burner knob by gently pulling it straight off the control shaft.

Step3: Align the new knob with the control shaft, matching the flat side to the shaft.

Step4: Push the knob firmly onto the shaft until it sits securely.

Step5: Test the knob by turning it to confirm smooth operation and proper ignition.

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  • What maintenance is required for the American Range A32001 Burner Knob?

    Clean the burner knob regularly with a damp cloth to remove grease and food residue. Avoid abrasive cleaners that can damage the surface. Ensure the knob rotates smoothly and fits securely to maintain efficient and proper burner control.

  • What are the common issues with the American Range A32001 Burner Knob?

    • Knob becoming loose or wobbly.
    • Difficulty turning due to grime buildup.
    • Cracks or breakage from impact.
    • Misalignment is causing inaccurate burner control.