Garland CK1757998 Oven Door Roller Strike Assembly 3-1/8" X 1-1/2" Plate

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Door Roller Strike Assembly,
3-1/8" X 1-1/2" Plate, 1-11/16" Ctrs Mount Holes,
3-1/4" Long
Garland Bco. Gd10, Mco

Description

The Garland CK1757998 Door Roller Strike Assembly is an essential accessory meant for increasing the efficiency of various ovens used in commercial spaces. This assembly is 3-1/8” x 1-1/2” and has a strong plate that ensures that the door of the oven opens and closes easily. It operates by offering a protected position for the door roller to engage with, therefore avoiding situations where the door roller gets out of alignment while in use. The benefits include increased product life, minimized damage on oven doors and increased safety since the door shuts properly.

More Information:

  • GARLAND:1757998 ,CK1757998

Step1: Turn off oven power/gas and allow unit to cool completely for safety.

Step2: Open oven door and locate worn strike assembly on frame.

Step3: Remove mounting screws and detach old assembly safely.

Step4: Position new strike assembly, align plate, and secure tightly.

Step5: Test door closing action and ensure smooth roller connection.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Garland CK1757998 Door Roller Strike Assembly?

    Keep the roller strike assembly clean and free from grease, carbon buildup, and food debris to ensure smooth door connection. Regularly inspect for wear, bending, or loosening of the plate and mounting hardware. Lubricate moving contact points lightly with heat-resistant lubricant to reduce friction and noise. Proper alignment checks support maintaining safe and consistent oven door operation.

  • What are common issues with the Garland CK1757998 Door Roller Strike Assembly?

    • Misalignment causing improper oven door closure or sticking.
    • Worn or flattened strike surface leading to poor connection.
    • Loose mounting hardware resulting in vibration or noise.
    • Accumulated grease or debris interfering with smooth operation.