Blodgett 8584 Convection Oven Ball Plunger Door Catch

SKU: 8584 Brand:
Blodgett
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Ball Plunger Door Catch
Blodgett
Oven Series Bcg, Ctb & Ctbr (Before 7-5-83), Dfg,
Ef/Eze, Fa/Gzl, Re (Before 7/5/83).

Description

The Blodgett 8584 Convection Oven Ball Plunger Door Catch is used to hold the door in place by a spring-loaded ball that connects when the door is forced closed and disconnects when forced open. It operates by exerting a uniform pressure on the door frame, clamping the door in place until it is released. This ball plunger is fitted in the door frame or latch assembly of the oven cabinet, and is fitted to fit in the corresponding strike on the door. It is small in size and can be easily inserted into the current latch cavity without any inconvenience.

More Information:

  • BAKERS PRIDE:BKPS3091A ,BKPS3091X ,S3091A ,S3091X||BLODGETT:8584 ,BL8584||MARKET FORGE:09-5266||MIDDLEBY MARSHALL:3024A8807 ,7607103||STAR MFG:3024A8807

Step1: Turn off and disconnect power or gas supply to the oven for safety.

Step2: Open the oven door and locate the existing catch on the frame.

Step3: Remove the old catch by unscrewing it from the mounting bracket.

Step4: Install the new catch and tighten securely in place.

Step5: Adjust alignment so the door closes smoothly and latches firmly.

Step6: Test door operation several times to confirm proper connection and retention.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Blodgett 8584 Ball Plunger Door Catch?

    Clean the door catch regularly to remove grease and food debris that may hinder movement. Lubricate the plunger mechanism lightly to ensure smooth operation and prevent sticking. Inspect alignment and tighten fittings to maintain door sealing and safe oven use.

  • What are common issues with the Blodgett 8584 Ball Plunger Door Catch?

    • Door catch may stick due to grease buildup.
    • Plunger misalignment can cause poor door closure.
    • Spring tension loss leads to inconsistent locking.
    • damage on components reduces secure latch performance issues.