Blodgett 19410 Deck Oven Burner Orifice

SKU: 19410 Brand:
Blodgett
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Brass Burner Orifice, 1/4" Mpt X #56,
1/4" Mpt, .594 Long, #56 Hole

Description

The Blodgett 19410 Deck Oven Burner Orifice controls the amount of gas flowing to the furnace so that a steady flame may be maintained. It is directly connected to the ignition assembly, where gas is able to flow through a hole that is precisely sized. It is mounted in the burner system and is installed in the deck of the appliance to ensure that it is installed. This part fits within the unit, and it is here that it is combined with the start system to manage the supply of fuel and assist in the cooking process.

More Information:

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Step1: Turn off gas supply and disconnect power to the appliance.

Step2: Allow the equipment to cool completely before servicing.

Step3: Remove the burner assembly panel to access the orifice.

Step4: Unscrew the old orifice using a proper tool.

Step5: Thread the new orifice into place and tighten securely without over-torquing.

Step6: Reassemble components and restore gas and power.

Step7: Check for gas leaks and ensure proper flame performance.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Blodgett 19410 Burner Orifice?

    Regularly inspect the burner orifice for blockages caused by grease, debris, or carbon buildup that may restrict gas flow. Clean gently using a soft brush or compressed air without enlarging the orifice opening. Ensure proper alignment during reinstallation to maintain consistent flame performance. Always turn off the gas supply before servicing.

  • What are common issues with the Blodgett 19410 Burner Orifice?

    • Clogging from grease, dust, or carbon deposits affecting gas flow.
    • Irregular or weak burner flame during operation.
    • Inconsistent heat output across the cooking chamber.
    • Gas flow restriction causing delayed ignition or flame instability.