Pitco 60113501 Fryer Natural Gas Safety Valve 24V VR8204

SKU: 60113501 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Ramon Hernandez 3/5/2021 6 35 Am
Comment
1/2" Inlet & Outlet
(2) Fitting Adapter Flared 15/16-16 Un-2A X 1/2 Fnpt Brass

Description

The Pitco 60113501 Fryer Natural Gas Safety Valve is a safety mechanism, with 24V, this valve has Honeywell VR8204 design for precise control of the gas flow. It is an OEM replacement part that provides safety to the users since it will cut off the supply of gas in the event of a problem that may cause an accident. The valve measures 16-5/8” L x 6-3/4” W x 3-3/16” H and can fit several fryer models. Because of its high construction quality and precise performance, it is essential in sustaining safe and efficient cooking conditions.

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Step1: Turn off gas supply and electrical power, allow fryer to cool completely.

Step2: Remove front panel and disconnect old safety valve wiring and gas fittings carefully.

Step3: Install new valve aligning threads, tighten connections and secure wiring harness.

Step4: Reconnect gas line, check for leaks using soap solution before restoring power.

Step5: Restore power, ignite fryer, verify stable flame and proper safety operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Pitco 60113501 Safety Valve?

    Inspect the safety valve regularly for secure electrical and gas connections. Keep surrounding areas free from grease and debris. Ensure proper voltage supply for proper actuation. Test valve operation periodically during service to maintain safe gas control and consistent fryer performance.

  • What are common issues with the Pitco 60113501 Safety Valve?

    • Gas not reaching burners.
    • Valve failing to open or close.
    • Intermittent burner ignition failure.
    • Gas flow inconsistency during operation.