Southbend 6-36TB Heavy Duty Thermocouple 36" Long 20-30mV 1900 Series
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| 1900 Series Heavy Duty Thermocouple 36" Long.20-30 Mv | |
| Coaxial Thermocouple Threads = 11/32"-32 | |
| Anets Fryer 14Gs(U) | |
| Garland Bake/Roast Deck Oven G2071, G2121, G2161, G2771 | |
| Market Forge | |
| Steamer Where Applicable | |
| Southbend Nodel? | |
| Vulcan Hart Model? | |
| Wolf Model F4-27 |
Description
More Information:
- ANETS:P8903-48||BLODGETT:41163||CROWN STEAM:6-36TB ,PE-145||GARLAND:1019436||HOBART:00-715005 ,00-880828 ,15005 ,18328 ,715005 ,718328 ,880828 ,HOB00-715005 ,HOB00-880828 ,HOB15005 ,HOB18328 ,HOB715005 ,HOB718328 ,HOB880828||MARKET FORGE:10-6048 ,97-5493 ,975493 ,MAR10-6048||PITCO:P8903-48||SOUTHBEND:1161521 ,6-36TB ,PE-145 ,SOU1161521 ,SOU6-36TB||U-LINE:1900-036||VULCAN HART:00-715005 ,00-880828 ,15005 ,18328 ,715005 ,718328 ,880828 ,VH00-880828 ,VH718328 ,VH880828
Step1: Turn off electric supply and allow burner to cool completely.
Step2: Remove front panel and locate existing thermocouple connection at control valve.
Step3: Unscrew old thermocouple and carefully detach from mounting bracket.
Step4: Install new thermocouple, secure tip in pilot flame position and tighten fittings.
Step5: Reconnect wiring to control valve ensuring proper polarity and secure routing.
Step6: Restore power, test ignition, and verify stable flame before closing panel.
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What maintenance is required for the Southbend 6-36TB Thermocouple?
Inspect the thermocouple regularly for corrosion, loose connections, or heat damage. Keep the probe clean and properly positioned near the pilot flame for accurate temperature sensing. Check wiring connections during equipment servicing and replace damaged components promptly.
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What are common issues with the Southbend 6-36TB Thermocouple?
- Pilot will not remain lit after ignition.
- Inconsistent millivolt output affecting gas valve operation.
- Burner shuts off unexpectedly during use.
- Loose, damaged, or corroded lead connections.
- Misalignment from the pilot flame reducing sensing accuracy.