Vulcan Hart 00-819142 Gas Griddle Burner & Air Shutter Assembly

SKU: 00-819142 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Aluminized Steel Tubular Burner W/ Air Shutter
25-1/2" X 6-1/8",
Vulcan Griddle Series 900A

Description

The Vulcan Hart 00-819142 Steel Tubular Burner with air shutter is a high quality component for the Griddle Series 900A, 25 1/2" x 6 1/8". Durable aluminized burner constructed to ensure even heat dispersion, endurance so it is an essential component in commercial kitchen operations. The integrated air shutter provides precise control of air to gas ratio, improving combustion efficiency and overall heat performance. Its versatility gets foods cooked quicker and keeps them fresher under high demand circumstances. The burner’s design is also simple, making maintenance and cleaning easy, improving operability.

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Step1: Shut off the gas supply and ensure the griddle is cool.

Step2: Carefully remove the old burner and air shutter assembly.

Step3: Install the new burner and align the air shutter correctly.

Step4: Fasten the assembly securely with screws or brackets.

Step5: Turn the gas back on and test the griddle for proper ignition and even heating.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Vulcan Hart 00-819142 Burner & Air Shutter Assembly?

    Regularly clean the burner and air shutter to remove grease, food residue, and carbon buildup. Inspect for damage or misalignment and adjust as needed. Ensure connections are secure and dry to prevent corrosion. Proper maintenance ensures even heating and safe operation.

  • What are common issues with the Vulcan Hart 00-819142 Burner & Air Shutter Assembly?

    • Flame flickering or weak heat output.
    • Blockages in burner openings or air shutter.
    • Delayed ignition or intermittent operation.
    • Soot or residue buildup reducing efficiency.