Vulcan Hart VH24145-20 Oven Thermostat K 5/16" X 8-1/16" 96" Cap
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| [ Type - K ] [ Temp 200-400 ][ Bulb 5/16" X 8-1/16" | |
| Nickel ] [ Cap 96" ] [ Mount 1 ] | |
| Dial # 22-1353, Indicator Knob, 1-1/4" Dia, Flat Up Left. | |
| Dial # 22-1191, Black T'Stat Knob W/ White Printed Numbers | |
| [ 2" Dia ] [ Off-400-200] [Mount .187"] [Flat Down ]. | |
| Dial # 22-1006, [ 2" Dia ] [ Off-400-200] | |
| [Mount .187"] [Position 4 Way] | |
| Garland | |
| Fryer 36Es-(11,11Bl,11Blsf,11Sf), 36Fs-21, 680-(31F,31Fbl), | |
| 780-(31F,31Sfbl), E22-(14F,28Ft), E24-(31F,31Sf). | |
| Vulcan Fryer Vf, Vmf, Vtmf. | |
| Welbilt Model ? |
Description
More Information:
- HOBART:00-414880-00001 ,114880-1 ,24145-20 ,414880-00001 ,414880-1||U-LINE:5300-029 ,K250-96||VULCAN HART:00-414880-00001 ,105685-31 ,114880-1 ,24145-20 ,405685-31 ,414880-00001 ,414880-1 ,VH105685-31 ,VH114880-1 ,VH24145-20 ,VH405685-31 ,VH414880-1||WELBILT:B-2081
Step1: Disconnect power and ensure oven is cool.
Step2: Remove rear panel and disconnect old thermostat wiring and capillary bulb carefully.
Step3: Install new oven thermostat, position sensing bulb in same location, route capillary tube without kinks.
Step4: Reconnect wiring to matching terminals and secure mounting hardware firmly.
Step5: Restore panel, power on, and test temperature settings for proper calibration.
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What maintenance is required for the Vulcan Hart VH24145-20 Thermostat?
Inspect and calibrate the thermostat regularly to ensure accurate temperature control. Keep electrical connections tight and free from corrosion or grease buildup. Power off the oven before servicing and test performance using an accurate thermometer.
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What are common issues with the Vulcan Hart VH24145-20 Thermostat?
- Intermittent electrical connection faults or wiring damage.
- Slow response to temperature changes or cycling inconsistencies.
- Inaccurate temperature readings or calibration drift.
- Thermostat failure is causing overheating or underheating.
- Temperature overshoot or failure to maintain set point.