Middleby Marshall 22152-0018 Oven Chain Sprocket

SKU: 22152-0018 Brand:
Middleby Marshall
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Chain Sprocket, 15 Teeth, 5/8" Id, 2 5/8" Od
Middleby Marshall
Oven Ps300, Ps310, Ps350, Ps360, Ps360Wb70.

Description

Middleby Marshall 22152-0018 Chain Sprocket is an essential Oven part used under special types of PS300, PS310, PS350, PS360, and PS360WB70. Standard size of this sprocket is 15 teeth with inner diameter of 5/8 inch for proper engagement of the chains of oven to work effectively with out any limitation during cooking period. Some of the advantages of this sprocket are that it is heat resistant and is designed to last longer than most other sprockets due to the amount of usage it will receive. This proven part ensures steadier performance for cooking and negates frequent damage.

More Information:

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Step1: Power down oven and disconnect electrical supply; allow chain and components to cool completely before service.

Step2: Remove chain guard safely and loosen tension assembly to access old sprocket and chain drive area.

Step3: Slide off worn sprocket from shaft, noting keyway alignment and retaining hardware position.

Step4: Install new sprocket, ensure proper seating, alignment with chain, and secure key connection.

Step5: Re-tension chain, reinstall guard, manually test rotation, then restore power and check smooth operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Middleby Marshall 22152-0018 Chain Sprocket?

    Inspect the sprocket regularly for wear, alignment, and proper chain tension. Keep it clean and free from grease buildup or debris to ensure smooth rotation. Lubricate moving parts lightly and replace the sprocket if teeth show signs of damage to maintain safe, efficient conveyor oven operation.

  • What are common issues with the Middleby Marshall 22152-0018 Chain Sprocket?

    • Worn or broken sprocket teeth causing the oven chain slippage.
    • Misalignment leading to uneven conveyor movement.
    • Excessive noise from friction or poor lubrication.
    • Chain skipping or jamming during operation.
    • Buildup of grease or debris reducesthe efficiency.
    • Premature wear from high-temperature continuous use.