American Range A14004 Steel Burner W/ Air Shutter & Bracket 22.75" X 6"
C$ 109.22
Price reduced from
C$ 179.80
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| [ 22.75" X 6" ] Steel W Air Shutter | |
| 17" Burner. 22-3/4" Overall Length Including Bracket | |
| For Air Shutter Only # 26-1864 | |
| Btu Rating 23K-25K | |
| American Range Armg, Artg |
Description
The American Range A14004 Steel Burner with Air Shutter and Bracket is a high quality and effective replacement burner with dimensions 22.75”x 6” with a 17” burner for the American Range models ARMG and ARTG. Its flawless operation and performance are as a result of it’s high BTU rating of 23K-25K for intense heat output for cooking. The air shutter allows for the control of the flame for better heat control thus improving on energy efficiency and safety. Designed for the improve kitchen, this burner delivers dependable performance and maximum longevity for numerous cooking tasks.
More Information:
- AMERICAN RANGE:10473 ,A14004
Step1: Turn off gas supply and ensure unit is cool.
Step2: Remove old burner with air shutter and clean mounting area.
Step3: Position new burner with air shutter and bracket aligned to ports.
Step4: Secure with mounting screws/fasteners.
Step5: Connect gas line and check air shutter alignment.
Step6: Tighten bracket and confirm stable fit.
Step7: Restore supply and test ignition, check for leaks using soap solution.
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What maintenance is required for the American Range A14004 Burner With Air Shutter & Bracket?
Clean burner ports and air shutter regularly to prevent clogging and uneven flame. Inspect bracket alignment and tighten loose fittings. Ensure proper gas flow and remove grease buildup to maintain efficient combustion and safe operation.
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What are common issues with the American Range A14004 Burner With Air Shutter & Bracket?
- Clogged burner ports causing uneven flame or weak ignition.
- Air shutter misalignment leading to improper combustion or yellow flames.
- Loose or damaged bracket affecting stability and positioning.
- Gas flow irregularities causing inconsistent heating or shutdown.