Vulcan Hart 00-922020 Oven BJ Thermostat 48" Cap Low -500°F

SKU: 00-922020 Brand:
Vulcan Hart
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Bj Thermostat, Low - 500°F, 48" Cap Tube, 3/16" X 10" Bulb,
Outlet 1/4" Npt - Position C-Rear And "O" Housing Rotation.
Uses Knob Ap# 8009111
Fits Vulcan Hart Moddels~
36C, 36S, C36C, C36S

Description

Vulcan Hart 00-922020 BJ Thermostat is a precision temperature control device used for commercial ovens, model 36C, 36S, C36C and C36S. This thermostat has a low temperature range down to -500°F and includes a 48" capillary tube for sensing and regulating oven temperatures. The bulb is 3/16" x 10" and has a 1/4" NPT outlet at the rear with a rotational housing for accurate placement for better performance. The thermostat will allow chefs and kitchen operators to ensure consistent cooking temperatures, allowing food to be of better quality and eat more energy efficient.

More Information:

Step1: Disconnect power and gas supply and allow oven to cool completely.

Step2: Remove control panel to access old thermostat.

Step3: Carefully disconnect capillary bulb and wiring connections.

Step4: Mount new thermostat securely in bracket.

Step5: Route capillary tube without sharp bends, avoid kinks, place sensing bulb in correct oven location.

Step6: Reconnect wiring, restore power, test temperature control and calibration.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Vulcan Hart 00-922020 BJ Thermostat?

    Regularly inspect and calibrate the thermostat to ensure accurate oven temperature control. Check the capillary tube and sensing bulb for kinks or leaks and clean connections to prevent buildup. Ensure secure mounting and proper insulation for safe operation.

  • What are common issues with the Vulcan Hart 00-922020 BJ Thermostat?

    • Inaccurate temperature regulation.
    • Capillary tube damage or leakage.
    • Thermostat failure causing overheating or underheating.
    • Inconsistent oven cycling.
    • Sensor misalignment.
    • Electrical contact wear.
    • Slow response to temperature changes.