Imperial 27051 Burner Valve Knob Chrome Off/On 2-3/8" DIA

SKU: 27051 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Chrome Burner Valve Knob, W/ Blue Stripe, Off/On
2-3/8" Dia, 1/4" D-Stem, Flat Up,
Has 1/4" Protrusion
Flat Down Knob Is # 22-1573
Imperial Ir Series Range

Description

The Imperial 27051 Burner Valve Knob Chrome Off/On 2-3/8" DIA is a control interface part that is applied to a compatible commercial gas cooking system. The knob enables the operator to open or close the burner valve manually in order to control the flow of gas to the burner when in operation. It is mounted on the front control panel and is directly attached to the valve stem and converts rotational input into valve movement. It is applied in the regular kitchen operations.

More Information:

  • IMPERIAL:-2721 ,-4054 ,27051 ,2721 ,4054 ,IMP27051

Step1: Turn off appliance gas supply and allow burner to cool completely before starting and disconnect power if electric ignition is present.

Step2: Remove old knob by pulling straight off the D-stem.

Step3: Align new knob OFF/ON marking with valve position and push firmly onto stem until seated.

Step4: Test rotation for smooth operation and ensure it fully reaches OFF position confirm secure fit.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Imperial 27051 Burner Valve Knob?

    Keep the burner valve knob clean by wiping away grease, food residue, and debris that may affect operation. Periodically check that the knob fits securely on the valve stem and rotates smoothly between positions. Inspect for cracks, looseness, or wear that could impact control accuracy. Turn off the appliance before performing any maintenance.

  • What are common issues with the Imperial 27051 Burner Valve Knob?

    • Knob slipping or loose fit on stem.
    • Cracking or wear of finish.
    • Misalignment causing improper valve connection.
    • Stiff rotation due to grease buildup.