Garland GL3019001 Range Short Burner

SKU: GL3019001 Brand:
Garland
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Front Cast Iron Burner
[ 9.25" ] Includes Air Shutter # 26-1987
2.25" Face, 6.25" Dia. Head, 5-3/4" Hex.
Garland/ Us Range Series S

Description

The Garland GL3019001 Short Burner is a high-performance 6.25" diameter burner designed for commercial cooking ranges. This durable burner provides even heat distribution, ensuring consistent cooking results. It is ideal for a wide range of cooking tasks, from boiling to simmering, and can be easily integrated into Garland’s commercial cooking equipment. The short burner is built with reliability and efficiency in mind, promoting faster cooking times while reducing energy consumption. Its compact size makes it perfect for kitchens with space constraints, offering flexibility and precision for professionals seeking optimal performance in high-demand cooking environments.

More Information:

  • GARLAND:2702299 ,3019001 ,3019001-GAR ,GL3019001

Step1: Turn off gas supply and disconnect power to the range.

Step2: Remove grates and existing burner from the range top.

Step3: Clean the mounting area to ensure proper fit.

Step4: Align the new burner and secure it in place.

Step5: Reconnect gas supply and check for leaks.

Step6: Restore power and test burner ignition.

Step7: Ensure proper flame; adjust if needed.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Garland GL3019001 Short Burner?

    Clean burner ports regularly to prevent clogging and ensure even flame. Inspect for grease buildup and corrosion. Routine maintenance improves heat efficiency and safety. Always disconnect gas before servicing to avoid leaks or fire hazards.

  • What are common issues with the Garland GL3019001 Short Burner?

    • Uneven flame due to clogged burner ports.
    • Ignition failure or delayed lighting.
    • Gas flow inconsistencies causing weak heat output.
    • Burner corrosion leading to poor combustion.
    • Flame lift or unstable burning under high gas pressure.