Blodgett 18257 Convection Oven Orifice LP 3/16" 0.012"

SKU: 18257 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Lp Orifice, 3/16"Cct, .012", Mfg Johnson
Blodgett
Oven Series Dfg 50, Dfg 100, 200 & 300 (After 7/1/86),
Zephaire G With Solid State Controls.
Us Range Grill/Griddle Rgt-Bka-2436-1, Tb-24Gg

Description

The Blodgett 18257 Convection Oven Orifice is a gas flow component to be used with liquid propane systems. It has a 3/16-inch fitting and a 0.012-inch orifice opening that controls the amount of gas, that is supplied to the burner to facilitate the proper combustion. This is an orifice that is fitted directly into the burner assembly and it operates together with the gas valve and manifold to ensure stable flame features. Under commercial foodservice requirements, the proper sizing of orifices is necessary to provide uniformity in heating, fuel efficiency and safe operation of the oven in continuous baking and roasting processes.

More Information:

  • BLODGETT:18257||GARLAND:223182 ,223183||JOHNSON CONTROLS:Y90EA-4609D

Step1: Turn off gas and electrical supply and allow appliance to cool.

Step2: Remove access panel and carefully locate existing orifice.

Step3: Unscrew old orifice using proper tool, avoiding damage to threads.

Step4: Install new orifice and tighten securely without over-torquing.

Step5: Reassemble components and restore gas supply.

Step6: Test for leaks using solution before operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Blodgett 18257 Orifice?

    Clean the orifice regularly to prevent carbon buildup and gas flow restriction. Inspect for clogging and ensure proper alignment during installation. Always shut off gas supply before servicing to maintain safety.

  • What are common issues with the Blodgett 18257 Orifice?

    • Carbon deposits causing weak or unstable ignition.
    • Incorrect seating leading to uneven gas flow.
    • Damage or contamination resulting in inconsistent burner operation.