Duke 2190-2 Food Warmer Knob 2" DIA Off-10-1

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
T'Stat Knob
[ 2" Dia ] [ Off-10-1] [Mount .187] [Flat D] ,
White Knob W/ Blue Overlay
Used With T'Stat # 46-1119
Duke
Warmer Aerohot, Thurmaduke.

Description

The Duke 2190-2 Food Warmer Knob 2" DIA is a control part to be used in commercial settings with the ability to set the temperature level to off or level 10. It works on a rotary basis to choose the required heat level that controls the heating component of the warmer. It is usually placed on the control panel of the warmer and provides direct control of the temperature control system of the appliance. This knob is found in restaurants, cafeterias, and catering where fine-tuning of warmer settings is required to keep food temperatures.

More Information:

  • DUKE:212190 ,2190 ,2190-2

Step1: Turn off appliance and disconnect power supply before starting installation.

Step2: Remove existing knob by pulling it straight off the control shaft carefully.

Step3: Align the knob with shaft notch ensuring correct orientation.

Step4: Push knob firmly onto shaft until fully seated and test smooth rotation.

Step5: Restore power supply and verify all settings operation correctly after installation.

Step6: Wear protective gloves and ensure appliance remains cool during handling.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Duke 2190-2 Duke knob?

    Keep the knob clean by wiping away grease and debris to prevent buildup that can affect grip and operation. Periodically check for looseness and secure it firmly to the control shaft. Inspect for cracks or wear that may impact operationality. Avoid excessive force during use.

  • What are common issues with the Duke 2190-2 Duke knob?

    • Knob becoming loose or slipping on the shaft.
    • Cracking or breaking due to repeated use.
    • Difficulty turning due to internal wear.
    • Misalignment affecting accurate control settings.