Vollrath 17012-1 Pointer Control Knob 3/4" DIA

SKU: 17012-1 Brand:
Vollrath/Idea-Medalie
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$8.82
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Control Knob, [ 3/4" Dia ] [ Pointer] [Mount .187"]
[ Flat Down ], Set Screw Bottom
Used On Thermostats # 46-1178 And # 46-1266
Vollrath/Idea Medalie Pc (7,11), Ht (7,11,1000), Hs7

Description

The Vollrath/Idea-Medalie 17012-1 Control Knob has a 3/4-inch diameter and a pointer that turns the control shaft beneath to set the controls on compatible equipment. The pointer can be easily seen as it follows the panel markings to show the level chosen as the knob is turned. It is mounted on the front control panel of cooking and foodservice units, and it fits easily on the control stem. When it is fitted, the knob can be easily held by the operators and turned so that they can make accurate adjustments when operating it.

More Information:

Step1: Turn off power and allow the equipment to cool completely before servicing.

Step2: Pull off the existing damaged or worn knob from the control shaft.

Step3: Align the new pointer knob with the flat or keyed shaft position.

Step4: Press the knob firmly onto the shaft until it seats securely.

Step5: Ensure the pointer aligns with the correct temperature or setting markings.

Step6: Restore power and test smooth rotation and proper control response.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Vollrath 17012-1 Pointer Control Knob?

    Clean the knob regularly to remove grease and debris, ensuring smooth rotation. Check tightness and alignment to prevent slipping. Preventive care avoids control inaccuracies. Always power off equipment before handling to reduce accidental activation or injury risk.

  • What are common issues with the Vollrath 17012-1 Pointer Control Knob?

    • Knob becomes loose or stripped, causing poor control response.
    • Pointer misalignment leads to inaccurate setting readings.
    • Cracks or wear from frequent use or heat exposure.
    • Stiff rotation due to dirt buildup or internal friction.