Cecilware F196A Burner Gas Valve 1/8"MPT X Orifice 42
C$ 36.85
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Burner Valve | |
| [ 1/8" Mpt X 3/8"-27, #42 Orifice Adjustable][ Rotation | |
| Off/On] | |
| [Stem Position Down] [Stem Size .240"] | |
| [Ctr Inlet To End Of Stem 2-1/8"] [ 90 Degree Angle], | |
| [ Comes With Orifice #42 ] | |
| Cntr Of Stem To Bottom Of Inlet 7/8", | |
| Cecilware Broiler Bc, Ccb | |
| Us Range Broiler Bbq- 48,60,72, C-Hds-A, Rba | |
| Grill/Griddle Performer Ii, Performer Pf, Rgta | |
| Hotplate Rhpa |
Description
The Cecilware F196A Burner Gas Valve is a control part that is to be used in commercial foodservice equipment. With a 1/8 inch MPT connection and a 42 style Orifice, it controls the flow of gas to the burner to produce fine control of heat. This valve in the burner of the appliance can deliver the correct amount of fuel when it is in operation. It is also essential in the system to provide consistent flame performance, effective heating, and correct performance when the system is used in the commercial kitchen or beverage service.
More Information:
Step1: Shut off the gas supply and unplug the appliance.
Step2: Remove the old gas valve from the burner assembly.
Step3: Connect the new valve to the gas line and burner, ensuring proper orientation.
Step4: Tighten fittings securely to prevent leaks.
Step5: Turn on gas supply and test for proper operation.
Step6: Use a leak detector and keep flame sources away.
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What maintenance is required for the Cecilware F196A Burner Gas Valve?
Check for leaks and ensure connections remain tight. Keep the valve clean from grease and debris. Routine inspection supports smooth gas regulation and stable burner operation.
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What are the common issues with the Cecilware F196A Burner Gas Valve?
- Irregular gas flow to the burner.
- Valve sticking in the open or closed position.
- Leakage from worn internal seals.
- Delayed ignition response.
- Inconsistent flame output.