Imperial 2721 Charbroiler Chrome Burner Valve Knob Off/On 2-3/8" DIA 1/4" D-STEM Flat Up 1/4" Protrusion

SKU: 2721 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Chrome Burner Valve Knob, W/ Blue Stripe, Off/On
2-3/8" Dia, 1/4" D-Stem, Flat Up,
Has 1/4" Protrusion
Flat Down Knob Is # 22-1573
Imperial Ir Series Range

Description

The Imperial 2721 Charbroiler Chrome Burner Valve Knob is an on and off controller meant to regulate a gas burner valve. It operates using a D-stem 1/4-inch shaft to convert manual rotation into controlled gas flow into the burner. It is a knob required on restaurant and commercial kitchen settings. It is attached to the front panel of the appliance and is connected directly to the burner valve and assist in controlling the heat output by allowing the gas system to be turned on and off when required.

More Information:

  • IMPERIAL:-2721 ,-4054 ,27051 ,2721 ,4054 ,IMP27051

Step1: Turn off gas supply and ensure the appliance is completely cool before starting.

Step2: Remove the old knob by pulling it straight off the valve stem.

Step3: Inspect and align the new knob with the valve shaft.

Step4: Push the knob firmly onto the stem until securely seated.

Step5: Rotate to confirm smooth operation and proper alignment.

Step6: Restore gas supply and test functionality safely.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Imperial 2721 Burner Valve Knob?

    Clean the knob regularly to remove grease, food residue, and debris buildup around the stem area. Ensure the valve grip remains tight and properly aligned with the control shaft. Avoid chemicals that can damage the finish. Periodic inspection can ensure smooth and better operation.

  • What are common issues with the Imperial 2721 Burner Valve Knob?

    • Slipping or loose fit on valve stem.
    • Cracking or surface wear on finish.
    • Worn or damaged stem connection causing poor control.
    • Misalignment leading to inconsistent burner operation.