Garland 1613901 Oven Blower Wheel CW 10-3/4D X 3-1/8W 5/8

SKU: 1613901 Brand: Availability:
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C$ 436.90


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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Blower Wheel,
[ 10-3/4"Dia ] X [3-1/8"W] 5/8" Hole,
Concave Back, Ccw Rotation , Looking From Back Of Wheel.
Smooth Hub, 1 Set Screw.
Garland Calls This Ccw, No Puller Hub, 1 Set Screw.
1613900 Blower Wheel Cw Rotation
1613901 Blower Wheel Ccw Rotation
Garland
Oven E56Pb, G56-Pb

Description

The Garland 1613901 Blower Wheel CW is a rotating fan element is used to circulate air in commercial ovens. It has diameter 10-3/4 inch and width of 3-1/8 inch with a bore of 5/8 inches to allow all air to flow evenly to ensure a consistent temperature inside. This blower wheel is typically used in professional kitchen ovens where the even distribution of heat is essential to the performance of the cooking. Being the main internal elements, it assists in the efficient airflow, and the stable conditions of cooking, and leads to the stable functioning of the oven during the constant and high-volume foodservice.

More Information:

  • GARLAND:1613901

Step1: Disconnect power supply and ensure unit is completely cool.

Step2: Remove access panel and carefully note wheel orientation and position.

Step3: Loosen set screw on shaft using proper tool.

Step4: Slide out old blower wheel carefully from shaft.

Step5: Align new blower wheel on shaft ensuring correct rotation direction.

Step6: Tighten set screw securely to fix wheel in place.

Step7: Reassemble panel and test operation for smooth running.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Garland 1613901 Blower Wheel?

    Inspect the blower wheel regularly for grease, dust, and debris buildup on the blades. Ensure proper alignment and secure mounting to prevent vibration. Check for wear on bearings and clean airflow passages to maintain consistent air movement and stable operation.

  • What are common issues with the Garland 1613901 Blower Wheel?

    • Dust accumulation reducing airflow efficiency.
    • Blade imbalance causing vibration and noise.
    • Worn bearings leading to rough rotation.
    • Loose mounting causing instability.
    • Reduced performance from airflow restriction.