Blodgett 5387 Oven Pilot Orifice Liquid Propane 0.010

SKU: 5387 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
.010 Lp Pilot Burner Orifice 3/16"

Description

The Blodgett 5387 Oven Pilot Orifice 0.010 is a gas control element that is used in commercial systems. It controls the amount of propane to the pilot burner to maintain stable ignition and operation of the flame. This is fitted in ovens as a component of the ignition system and is vital in the operation of the appliance. In commercial kitchens, it assists in the opening of ovens and heating up during cooking periods. This opening is normally replaced either during maintenance or when the pilot flame or ignition system is being serviced.

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Step1: Turn off main gas supply and electrical power to appliance.

Step2: Allow burner assembly to cool completely before servicing.

Step3: Remove existing pilot assembly cover panel carefully.

Step4: Unscrew old orifice using correct wrench or tool.

Step5: Install new orifice hand-tight then gently snug.

Step6: Reassemble pilot burner components and verify alignment.

Step7: Restore gas supply, test ignition, check for leaks using soap solution; ensure safe operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Blodgett 5387 .010 Pilot Burner Orifice?

    Keep the orifice clean and free from dust or grease buildup. Inspect for clogging and ensure proper gas flow calibration. Regular checks can maintain stable pilot flame and better efficient oven ignition performance.

  • What are common issues with the Blodgett 5387 .010 Pilot Burner Orifice?

    • Clogged orifice restricting gas flow.
    • Weak pilot flame or ignition failure.
    • Inconsistent gas pressure delivery.
    • Carbon buildup affecting performance.
    • Delayed ignition in burner system.
    • Uneven flame pattern.