Montague 3511-4 Burner
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Cast Iron Burner, | |
| 24-5/8" Long X 3-1/4" Wide, 1-1/4" Inlet W/ Wingnut, | |
| 21-1/2" Burn Area | |
| Montague Charbroiler C36, C45, 3Tw36, 234W36, 136W36 |
Description
The Montague 3511-4 Burner is intended for use in charbroilers like Montague C36, C45, 3TW36, 234W36, and 136W36. It is made from cast iron with dimensions of 24-5/8” in length, 3-1/4” in width and has a burn area of 21-1/2” to ensure proper heat distribution. The burner has a 1-1/4” inlet with a wing nut for quick connection. It functions effectively to generate steady heat, thereby enhancing the cooking ability and achievement of an even grilling. This burner has been designed to lengthen the years of service of your charbroiler, making this a worthwhile investment for use.
More Information:
- MONTAGUE:3511-4
Step1: Turn off the gas supply and allow the unit to cool completely before starting.
Step2: Remove cooking grates and access panels to reach the old burner.
Step3: Disconnect the burner inlet and mounting hardware carefully.
Step4: Position the new burner and secure it with the set screw or brackets.
Step5: Reconnect the gas inlet tightly and check for proper alignment.
Step6: Restore gas supply, test ignition, and inspect for gas leaks or uneven flames before use.
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What maintenance is required for the Montague 3511-4 Burner?
Clean burner ports regularly to remove grease and debris for proper flame distribution. Inspect gas connections and orifices for blockages and tighten fittings. Ensure proper alignment and test ignition before use.
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How do I install the Montague 3511-4 Burner?
- Shut off the gas supply and turn off the appliance before beginning installation.
- Remove the cooking grates/racks and any protective covers to access the existing burner.
- Unscrew and disconnect the old burner assembly from the manifold or burner frame.
- Insert the new Burner in the burner frame, align the inlet (1-1/4″ inlet with wing nut) and secure with the set screws/hardware.
- Reconnect the gas supply line, ensuring proper seal and correct alignment.
- Replace grates/racks and covers, turn gas supply back ON, light pilot, and test — observe if burner lights evenly with a consistent flame across the burn area.
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What are common issues with the Montague 3511-4 Burner?
- Uneven flame due to clogged burner ports and debris buildup.
- Gas ignition failure or delayed startup.
- Inconsistent heat output during operation.
- Gas leaks at connections or fittings.
- Burner corrosion, rust, or wear.
- Pilot light outages or flickering flame.