APW AS-2068500 Char Broiler Gas Valve On/Off 210°F 1/8" MPT X 3/8"-27

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Attribute Details
[ 1/8" Mpt X 3/8"-27 ] [ Rotation Off/On]
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Description

The APW AS-2068500 Char Broiler Gas Valve On/Off 210°F 1/8" MPT X 3/8"-27 is an opening or closing of the gas flow depending on the pressure variation in the system. It works through a threaded connection that provides a safe connection between the components to enable the passage of gases to be controlled. This valve is meant to be installed between gas supply lines. It is small enough to fit in the system without affecting the alignment and connection. Its design allows its standard threading size and allows it to fit a wide range of gas appliances and equipment systems.

More Information:

  • APW WYOTT:2068200 ,2068500 ,AS-2068500

Step1: Shut off gas supply before servicing.

Step2: Remove control panel and disconnect the old valve.

Step3: Inspect gas lines and fittings for damage.

Step4: Install the new valve in correct orientation.

Step5: Reconnect gas and wiring securely.

Step6: Turn on gas slowly and check for leaks.

Step7: Ignite burners to verify proper performance.

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  • What maintenance is required for the APW AS-2068500 Gas Valve?

    Regularly inspect the valve for grease buildup, dirt, or corrosion. Ensure connections to the gas line and control system are secure and free from leaks. Always turn off the gas supply before servicing. Proper maintenance supports accurate operation and stable charbroiler performance.

  • What are common issues with the APW AS-2068500 Gas Valve?

    • Valve may fail to open, preventing gas flow to burners.
    • Leakage around the valve body or fittings.
    • Sticking or sluggish operation due to dirt or grease buildup.
    • Intermittent on/off cycling is causing inconsistent heat.
    • Hissing or unusual noises during activation.