Comstock Castle FR30H Oven Door Spring Hook W/3-1/2" Long 3/16" DIA Wire
C$ 30.43
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C$ 34.89
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Door Hook, 3-1/2" Long, 3/16" Dia Wire, Chrome, | |
| Hooks At 90 Deg | |
| Comstock Castle | |
| Garland Oven | |
| Jade Oven Jslb, Jsr, Jtrh | |
| Us Range Oven Series 836 Cuisine, Performer Pf | |
| Vulcan Oven | |
| Wolf Oven A, As, Afs, Caf, Ch, Chss, Kafs, Kcaf |
Description
The Comstock Castle FR30H Oven Door Spring Hook is an item of commercial assemblies that connects the tension to the mechanism. Its length is 3-1/2 inches, and the wire diameter is 3/16 inch, which provides a point of attachment that stabilizes the movement of the doors. This is the part that is placed within the frame of the oven as a spring system. It has a smooth door operation when used repeatedly in foodservice. The spring hook in the appliance has hinges to ensure that the door has the right tension and stability.
More Information:
- COMSTOCK CASTLE:FR30H
Step1: Ensure oven is cool and power/gas is off before starting installation.
Step2: Align S-hook with door latch/hinge point carefully.
Step3: Insert hook end securely into mounting slot firmly.
Step4: Test door movement for smooth engagement and alignment.
Step5: Adjust alignment if door doesn’t close properly or bind.
Step6: Wear gloves to avoid sharp wire edges during handling.
Step7: Verify secure fit and stability before use oven door.
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What maintenance is required for the Comstock Castle FR30H Door S-Hook?
Regularly inspect the S-hook for bending, corrosion, or heat stress. Clean grease and debris to prevent buildup affecting door alignment. Tighten or reposition as needed and avoid overloading to maintain safe oven door operation.
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What are common issues with the Comstock Castle FR30H Door S-Hook?
- Bending or deformation from heat pressure.
- Corrosion due to moisture or grease exposure.
- Hook slippage causing poor door alignment.
- Fatigue or cracking from repeated load.
- Wear at contact points due to friction.