Pitco P5045644 Fryer LP Gas Safety Valve W/ Bleed Gas Actuator 1/2" FPT 14"WC
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Robertshaw 700 Series Gas Safety Valve | |
| [ Lp Gas ] [ Size 1/2" Fpt ] [ Lp Safety ][ Max 14"Wc ] | |
| [Bleed Gas Actuator] [ Width 4"] [ Brand Rsw ] | |
| 1/4" Cct Pilot Out Only, W/Slotted Thermopile Magnet | |
| 1/2" X 3/8" Reducer Bushings, Model 7000 Bmsgor | |
| Bleed Gas Ports 1/4" Cct, 240,000 Btu | |
| Thermopile, H231, T-103, # 511122, Screw In Type, 7/16-27 | |
| Brass Pile Holding Nut, 3/8-38 Thread, For Magnet, 750Mv, | |
| 500Mv Under Load, | |
| Pitco Fryer 12,14,14Bif,14R,14Ufm,18,18Bif,18Ufm,35C+,40C+, | |
| 45C+,7,Pm14,Pr14 18, 18S, P-18 | |
| Southbend Fryer Series 14, 18 | |
| Wolf Fryer Wtf-42, Ss-Wtf-42 |
Description
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Step1: Shut off the gas supply and disconnect electrical power before servicing.
Step2: Access the gas valve assembly and remove the existing safety valve unit.
Step3: Disconnect all gas lines and electrical connections from the old assembly.
Step4: Install the new gas safety valve with bleed gas actuator in the correct orientation.
Step5: Reconnect all gas and electrical connections securely and check alignment.
Step6: Restore gas and power, then test for proper operation and leak-free performance.
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What maintenance is required for the Pitco P5045644 Safety Valve?
Regularly inspect the fryer valve and actuator for gas leaks, corrosion, or debris buildup. Ensure connections remain tight and clean. Proper maintenance ensures better gas flow control, prevents hazardous leaks, and supports consistent fryer performance during operation.
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What are common issues with the Pitco P5045644 Safety Valve?
- Fryer gas flow restriction or failure due to internal blockage or debris.
- Valve not opening or closing properly, affecting burner operation.
- Gas leaks from worn seals or loose fittings.
- Actuator malfunction is causing inconsistent gas pressure regulation.