Frymaster 8073552 3/4"Fryer Natural Gas Control Valve 1/4" CCT Pilot Fitting
$269.43
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$331.82
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| [ Nat/Lp ] [ Size 1/2" X 3/4" ] | |
| [ 24V ] [ Width 4-1/8" ] | |
| [ Includes Nat To Lp Spring Kit # 51-1227 ] | |
| [ 1/4" Cct Pilot Fitting ] | |
| [ Mfg# Vr8304M3509 ] | |
| Frymaster/Dean Fryer Model | |
| D20, D50, D50G, D50Gdd, D60, D80, Fpd565, Fpd65, Fpd665, | |
| Kscf18G | |
| Garland Bake/Pizza Oven Model G56-Pb, G56-Pt |
Description
The Frymaster 8073552 Natural Gas Control Valve 24V is a control element in commercial deep fryers. It is used to control and regulate the airflow of natural gas to the burner system. It runs on 24 volts and provides correct delivery of gas to maintain a high level of heating. This valve is used in fryer units that are commonly used in restaurants and, other food service operations as a means of ensuring safe and efficient cooking temperatures. It has a consistent fryer operation maintained by the stable operation of the appliance system.
More Information:
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Step1: Turn off the gas supply and disconnect power for safety.
Step2: Remove the old control valve by disconnecting the gas lines and pilot fitting.
Step3: Install the new valve, connecting the pilot fitting and gas lines securely.
Step4: Fasten the valve with mounting screws.
Step5: Restore gas and power, then test the fryer for proper operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Frymaster 8073552 Gas Control Valve?
Regularly inspect the valve for leaks, corrosion, or debris buildup. Ensure the pilot fitting and connections are tight and functioning properly. Proper maintenance prevents unsafe gas flow, maintains consistent fryer performance, and ensures accurate ignition.
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What are common issues with the Frymaster 8073552 Gas Control Valve?
- Valve sticking or failing to open/close properly.
- Gas leaks at connections or pilot fitting.
- Inconsistent fryer temperatures.
- Faulty ignition due to pilot fitting issues.