Garland GL3043100 Griddle Thermostat Knob
$19.14
Price reduced from
$23.93
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Black Knob Only. | |
| For Knob W/ Knob Hub Order # 22-1449 | |
| Garland Ed-15F, Ed-15H, Ed-15Hse, Ed-15Sf, Ed-15Thse, | |
| Ed-15Wp, Ed-30Ft, Ed-30Sft, Ed/Edu-15B, Ed/Edu-15G, | |
| Ed/Edu-15W, Ed/Edu-24G, Ed/Edu-30B, Ed/Edu-36G, Ed/Edu-42B, | |
| Edu-15Hse, Edu-18F, Edu-18Sf, Edu-36Ft, Edu-36Sf, Gd-152Hff, | |
| Gd-152Hstd, Gd-302Hstd, Gd-303Hff, Gd-304-Hff, Gd-304Hstd, | |
| M100Xrcm, M100Xrm, M100Xsm, M100Xtm, S282, S283, St24Gs, | |
| St282, St283, Stw286A |
Description
The Garland GL3043100 Griddle Thermostat Knob is used to adjust the amount of heat produced by the appliance, by turning the gas/electricity supply to the heating coils on or off. It has a rotary system that alternates the setting between low and high, enabling the accurate choice of cooking temperature. This knob is mounted on the front control panel of the griddle and it is directly connected to the control valve or thermostat. Its positioning allows it to adjust the temperature.
More Information:
- GARLAND:3043100 ,GL3043100
Step1: Turn off and unplug the appliance to ensure safety.
Step2: Remove the old knob by pulling it straight off the control shaft.
Step3: Inspect the shaft for damage or debris and clean if necessary.
Step4: Align the new knob with the shaft’s flat edge.
Step5: Push the knob firmly into place until secure.
Step6: Test rotation for smooth operation before restoring power.
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What maintenance is required for the Garland GL3043100 Knob?
Clean the knob regularly with mild detergent and a soft cloth to prevent grease buildup. Ensure secure fastening to avoid slipping. Inspect for wear or cracking and replace if damaged. Avoid harsh chemicals to preserve material integrity.
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What are common issues with the Garland GL3043100 Knob?
- Loosening or slipping during operation.
- Stripped internal fitting preventing proper grip.
- Stiff rotation due to debris or wear.
- Cracking or breakage from repeated use.