Montague 1590-3 Oven Rack 25.69 F/B X 26.75 L/R
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| Manufacturer Name: Montague Product Number: 1590-3 OEM Part Number: 1590-3 Product Description: Oven Rack,;[ 25.69" F/B] [26.75" L/R] [ 0.34" Frame ] [0.19" Wire];Back Stop, Product Stop, 2 Support Cross Bars.;Montague Oven;115,115A,115Z,2-115,2-115A,2-115B,2-115C,2-115Z,2-70,;2-70A,2-70B,2-70C,2-70Z,70,70A,70Z,;R2-85,R2-85A,R85,R85a,Se115,Se2-;115,Se2-70,Se70,Sl115ah,Sl115ap,Sl2-115Ah,;Sl2-115Ap,Sl2-70Ah,Sl2-70Ap,Sl70ah,Sl70ap Similar Models:MON1590-3 - Montague, MONV40-1 - Montague, V40-1 - Montague Dimensions: Length:27.875in/70.8cm Width:25.875in/65.72cm Height:1.875in/4.76cm Weight:7.5lbs/3401.94g |
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Step1: Turn off oven at the breaker, disconnect power, and allow it to cool completely.
Step2: Open oven door carefully and remove existing rack.
Step3: Align rack ends with oven support rails.
Step4: Slide rack evenly onto rails until seated.
Step5: Check stability and ensure it sits level.
Step6: Test sliding movement in and out smoothly.
Step7: Close door and restore power safely if applicable.
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What maintenance is required for the Montague 1590-3 Rack?
Regularly remove and clean the oven rack with warm soapy water to prevent grease buildup and corrosion. Inspect for bent or worn support points to ensure proper fit. Proper maintenance improves airflow, cooking performance, and safety during high-heat operation.
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What are common issues with the Montague 1590-3 Rack?
- Warping from high heat exposure.
- Rust or corrosion due to moisture/grease buildup.
- Poor fit or alignment in rack guides.
- Sticking or difficulty sliding in and out.
- Uneven loading causing sagging over time.