Roundup - AJ Roundup - AJ Antunes 7001324 Vertical Toaster Black Indicator Pointer Knob 1-3/8" DIA 1/4" D-Stem Flat

SKU: 7001324 Brand:
Roundup - AJ Antunes
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Black Indicator Knob
1-3/8" Dia, Pointer, 1/4" D-Stem Flat Down,
Roundup
Toaster Vct-(20,25,50,100,200,2000)

Description

The Roundup-AJ Roundup - AJ Antunes 7001324 Indicator Pointer Knob is a control component that was used on vertical toasters. It is 1-3/8 inches in diameter and 1/4 inch D-stem flat-down, designed to fit on the control shaft, allowing operators to set toaster settings acccurately. The pointer is installed on the front control panel and a clear visual reference to the positions chosen in the process. This knob has a direct user control role in the toaster, and aids in maintaining a consistent operation, and is usually replaced during maintenance or control repairs.

More Information:

  • FRANKLIN CHEF:142420||ROUNDUP:2100253 ,2100323 ,7001324

Step1: Turn off equipment and ensure shaft is clean and aligned for safety before installation.

Step2: Align stem flat with knob internal slot to match shaft orientation.

Step3: Push knob firmly onto shaft until fully seated without forcing.

Step4: Rotate pointer to desired position for proper calibration alignment.

Step5: Verify secure fit and restore power safely, checking operation testing.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Roundup - AJ Antunes 7001324 Indicator Pointer Knob?

    Clean regularly to prevent grease buildup that can hinder smooth rotation. Ensure a secure fit to avoid slipping during operation. Check pointer alignment and replace if worn to maintain accurate settings.

  • What are common issues with the Roundup - AJ Antunes 7001324 Indicator Pointer Knob?

    • Knob slips on D-stem causing inaccurate control.
    • Pointer markings fade reducing visibility of settings.
    • Cracks develop from heat exposure or impact.
    • Stiff rotation due to grease or debris buildup causing operation.