002552 Gas Valve 1/2" X 4"

SKU: 002552 Brand:
Keating
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
[ Nat Gas Safety ][ Size 1/2" Fpt ][ Width 4" ]
4" Wc, [ Brand Rs ] [ Mfg# 700-516 ], 7000 Bmvr,
240,000 Btu, 250-750 Millivolt
For Thermopile Use # 51-1121 (36", 2 Wire Lead, Thermopile)
Keating Counter Fryers And Miraclean Griddles.

Description

The Keating 002552 Gas Valve functions as a safety component which controls natural gas flow through its 1/2" FPT connection across a 4" width. The component functions at 4" WC pressure and enables energy management for 240,000 BTU. The product functions with thermopile systems through the use of part # 51-1121 and includes a 36" two-wire lead. This gas valve brings safety and precise operation and enhanced performance to Keating Counter Fryers and Miraclean Griddles in improve kitchen environments while ensuring equipment functionality and safety.

More Information:

  • BAKERS PRIDE:BKPR3104X ,R3104X||KEATING:002552 ,023625 ,023626 ,23625 ,23626 ,KEA023625 ,KEA023626 ,KEA23626||U-LINE:700-508 ,700-516

Step1: Turn off the gas supply completely before starting installation.

Step2: Access the valve location inside the equipment safely.

Step3: Disconnect gas lines and remove the old valve unit.

Step4: Install the new valve in the same orientation.

Step5: Tighten all fittings securely using proper tools.

Step6: Restore gas flow slowly and carefully.

Step7: Check thoroughly for leaks and proper operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the 002552 Gas Valve?

    Periodically inspect the Gas Valve for leaks, corrosion, or damage. Clean dust and debris from the exterior and ensure connections are tight. Test performance regularly and follow safety guidelines when handling gas to prevent hazards.

  • What are common issues with the 002552 Gas Valve?

    • Gas leaks from worn seals or loose connections.
    • Valve sticking or failing to open/close properly.
    • Corrosion affecting metal components.
    • Inconsistent gas flow or pressure fluctuations.