Southbend 1179104 Oven Blower Wheel G/E Series
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| Manufacturer Name: Southbend Product Number: 1179104 OEM Part Number: 1179104 Product Description: Blower Wheel, [ 9-7/8"Dia ] X [2-1/4"W] 1/2" Hole, Concave,;Ccw, 3 Bolts On Front Hub And Center 5-16" Thread, Puller;Hub, 2 Set Screws. No Keyway;Southbend 115V 2 Speed Motor # 68-1074;Southbend 208/230V 2 Speed Motor # 68-1242;Southbend Oven Series: Eb, Es~; Gb & Gs After S/N 93K.;Cot-1361C, Slgs Similar Models:1175196 - Southbend Dimensions: Length:9.875in/25.08cm Width:2.25in/5.72cm Height:0.5in/1.27cm Weight:0.03lbs/13.61g |
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Step1: Turn off power and gas supply and let oven cool completely for safety.
Step2: Remove oven access panel and carefully detach old blower wheel from motor shaft, noting orientation.
Step3: Slide new wheel onto shaft, align correctly, and tighten set screw securely.
Step4: Refit panel, restore power, then test operation for smooth rotation, airflow, and vibration-free performance.
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What maintenance is required for the Southbend 1179104 Blower Wheel?
Regularly inspect the blower wheel for grease, dust, and food debris buildup to maintain proper airflow. Clean carefully to avoid bending blades and ensure balanced rotation. Check hub tightness and mounting alignment. Lubricate associated bearings when applicable to reduce friction and maintain efficient oven performance.
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What are common issues with the Southbend 1179104 Blower Wheel?
- Accumulation of grease or debris restricting airflow.
- Blower wheel imbalance causing vibration and noise.
- Worn or bent blades reducing circulation efficiency.
- Loose hub connection leading to misalignment.
- Motor strain due to restricted wheel movement.