Blodgett 41887 Oven Thermostat 140-284F Cap 36"

SKU: 41887 Brand:
Blodgett
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
T/Stat, Temp 140-284 F, 80-140 C,
Bulb 3/8" X 4" Copper, Cap 36", 3/8" Stuff Box,
.187" D-Stem
Qty 3 Tab Term 1/4" And 1/4" Ground
Market Forge Kettle Elt-40
Southbend

Description

The Blodgett 41887 Thermostat is a commercial kitchen equipment temperature control device intended for use in oven equipment where temperature must be controlled within a narrow range. Temperature range is 140-284°F (80-140°C) and the 3/8" x 4" copper bulb senses the temperature in the equipment. In this case the thermostat uses a 36" capillary tube to connect the bulb to control head and allows for accurate temperature sensing even when the bulb is located some distance to the control unit. It also has a 3/8" stuff box for secure installation and a .187" D-stem for mounting to various configurations.

More Information:

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Step1: Turn off and unplug the oven.

Step2: Remove the old thermostat from the control panel and disconnect the wires.

Step3: Install the new thermostat in the same orientation.

Step4: Reconnect wires exactly as before.

Step5: Secure mounting screws.

Step6: Plug in and test oven temperature performance safely.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Blodgett 41887 Thermostat?

    Inspect for grease, debris, or corrosion. Clean the contacts carefully, check wiring, and verify calibration. Disconnect power before servicing. Proper care ensures consistent oven temperatures for baking or roasting.

  • What are the common issues with the Blodgett 41887 Thermostat?

    • The oven overheats or underheats from misreading temperatures.
    • Temperature cycles are inconsistent.
    • Loose or damaged wiring is causing intermittent heating.
    • Delayed temperature response affects cooking times.