Garland GL1090500 Charbroiler Burner W/Air Shutter 21"OD Cast Iron

SKU: GL1090500 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Cast Iron Broiler Burner, 21" Od., 16" Burn Area.
Includes Air Shutter # 26-2156
For Rod Support Use # 26-1996. ( 18 Grooves )
Garland Broiler 80B-40Esd, 80B-40Sd, 293.
Series G-80, G280 W/Raised Griddle/Broiler ( Broiler
Burner.)
Garland G80 24"=4 Burners~
36"=5 Burners~
48"=6 Burners

Description

The Garland GL1090500 Charbroiler Burner is a heat distribution component that has an inbuilt air shutter is used in compatible systems. Its cast iron burner is 21 inches in outside diameter and it is used to maintain a stable flame output by controlling the mixing of gases and air. It is placed in the burner assembly, and it assists in spreading the heat evenly on the cooking surface. The air shutter can be adjusted to enable proper combustion by adjusting the airflow. This burner is usually changed when servicing is done to ensure that the heat distribution is reinstated.

More Information:

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Step1: Turn off the gas supply completely.

Step2: Remove the existing broiler burner and air shutter.

Step3: Install the new burner and adjust the air shutter as needed.

Step4: Reconnect gas lines and check all fittings for leaks.

Step5: Restore gas supply and test the broiler flame.

Step6: Avoid contact with gas leaks or sparks during testing.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Garland GL1090500 Burner With Air Shutter?

    Clean the burner and air shutter regularly to remove grease and debris that can restrict airflow. Inspect for blockages or damage and ensure proper alignment. Maintaining it ensures efficient combustion, consistent heat output, and secure operation.

  • What are the common issues with the Garland GL1090500 Burner With Air Shutter?

    • Ignition difficulties or delayed lighting.
    • Uneven heat distribution during use.
    • Carbon buildup on burner surfaces.
    • Misaligned air shutter impacting performance.