Imperial 1102 Oven Thermostat 200-550°F

SKU: 1102 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
[Thermostat - Gs ] 3/8" Fpt, [ Temp 200-550 ]
[ Bulb 3/16" X 12" Nickel ] [ Cap 48" ] D-Stem .187"
Gen Use Knob # 22-1128 Off-550-200, 4-Way Mt
Garland Grill
Imperial Grill
Us Range Grill Series P (Made In 1992 & Prior),
Performer Ii.
Oven Series Performer Ii (Before 1992).

Description

The Imperial 1102 Oven Thermostat is a temperature control unit that is used in commercial units. It measures the temperature inside and sends a signal to the heating components to switch on or off to keep the temperature within a preset range of 200-550F. The unit is installed in the control circuit and it works throughout the cooking cycles to maintain consistency. It is applied in foodservice where the original needs to be replaced to ensure that the temperature is back to normal. Its purpose in the system is to control, which is to achieve the same cooking outcomes when using it.

More Information:

  • GARLAND:227181-1 ,227181-2||IMPERIAL:1102

Step1: Shut off gas and electrical power to the appliance and ensure it is completely cool.

Step2: Remove control panel and disconnect wiring from the existing thermostat carefully.

Step3: Unscrew and replace the new thermostat into the original mounting port securely.

Step4: Reconnect wires to matching terminals using the wiring diagram as reference.

Step5: Restore power and gas supply, then test temperature response and check for proper cycling and safe operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Imperial 1102 Thermostat?

    Inspect wiring and terminals regularly for corrosion or looseness. Keep sensor clean and free of debris. Ensure proper calibration within operating range. Periodic checks improve accuracy and prevent overheating or control failure.

  • What are common issues with the Imperial 1102 Thermostat?

    • Thermostat sticking or delayed response.
    • Electrical contact wear causing intermittent operation.
    • Overheating or failure to switch under load.
    • Wiring connection faults or loose terminals.