Imperial 28328 Fryer Gas Valve Knob W/Screw 1-1/4" DIA OFF-PILOT-ON
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Dial & Screw For 700 Series Gas Pilot Safety Valves | |
| [ 1-1/4 Dia ] [ Off-Pilot-On] [Mounts With Screw ] | |
| Rsw Mfg # 1751-012 |
Description
More Information:
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Step1: Turn off the gas supply and allow the equipment to cool completely before servicing.
Step2: Remove the damaged valve knob by loosening the retaining screw from the gas valve stem.
Step3: Inspect the valve stem for wear, grease buildup, or damage before installing the new knob.
Step4: Align the new knob with the stem and secure it using the mounting screw provided.
Step5: Verify smooth rotation without binding or slipping.
Step6: Restore gas supply and test for safe, proper valve operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Imperial 28328 Valve Knob?
Inspect valve knob for cracks, looseness, or wear and keep clean from grease and debris. Tighten mounting screws to ensure secure operation and prevent slippage. Lubricate moving parts lightly when needed. Avoid over-tightening or forcing positions.
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What are common issues with the Imperial 28328 Valve Knob?
- Loose or wobbling knob during operation.
- Cracked or brittle plastic from heat exposure.
- Worn mounting screw causing instability.
- Misalignment of position markings leading to incorrect settings.