Atosa 301040009 Griddle Orifice 51

SKU: 301040009 Brand:
ATOSA
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Hood Orifice 3/8"-27 W/ #51 Hole
Star Fryer 216

Description

The Atosa 301040009 Griddle Orifice is a gas metering component that is applied in commercial equipment. It controls the amount of gas it is supplied to the burner by passing through a size 51 opening, which maintains the same amount of heat output as it operates. This is fitted in the gas supply system and is vital for the burner performance and temperature control. In commercial kitchen use, it provides uniform heating of the cooking area in repeated use. It is usually changed in the course of maintenance, servicing, or regulating gas flow to ensure that the appliances are operating.

More Information:

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Step1: Turn off the appliance gas and allow the unit to cool.

Step2: Locate the orifice within the burner manifold.

Step3: Unscrew the existing orifice carefully.

Step4: Install the new orifice in the same position.

Step5: Tighten it snugly using proper tools.

Step6: Turn the gas back on and verify correct burner performance

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  • What maintenance is required for the Atosa 301040009 Orifice?

    Inspect the orifice regularly for dirt, grease, or residue that could block gas flow. Clean it carefully using a soft brush or compressed air. Check for secure installation and leaks. Always turn off the gas supply before performing maintenance.

  • What are common issues with the Atosa 301040009 Orifice?

    • Blockage from grease or debris buildup.
    • Weak or uneven flame output.
    • Restricted gas flow reducing efficiency.
    • Misalignment causing improper burner operation.
    • Wear or damage affecting consistent performance.