Garland G02716-3 Thermostat Black Knob 2-1/2"

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Fd T'Stat Black Knob, [ 2-1/2" Dia ] [Mount .290"]
[Position 4-Way Mounting,
Garland Oven G2071, G2121, G2161, G2771, G48P,
G48Pa, G48Pd, G48Ps, G48Psa, G48Psd, Gpd48, Gpd60
Oven H284-2. Series 40/50, 40R, G280, G293, G380.

Description

The Garland G02716-3 Thermostat Black Knob is controlled by turning the shaft to change the temperature setting, which translates manual control into automatic heat control. This is turned to match internal markings with the temperature points chosen to indicate changes to the mechanism. This is attached to the control panel on the front side. It has a 2 1/2" diameter and a 4-way mounting position that enables it to be aligned properly when installing it. The black coating and molded grip ensure visibility and rotation.

More Information:

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Step1: Turn off oven power and ensure it is completely cool before starting.

Step2: Remove the old knob by pulling it straight off the thermostat shaft.

Step3: Align the new knob with the shaft’s flat edge.

Step4: Push the knob firmly into place until secure.

Step5: Adjust to ensure smooth rotation and correct positioning.

Step6: Restore power and test functionality.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Garland G02716-3 Thermostat Knob?

    Regularly inspect the knob for cracks, looseness, or wear to ensure accurate temperature control. Clean it using a soft cloth to remove grease and debris that may affect grip or readability. Avoid using chemicals that can damage the finish or markings. Proper maintenance ensures better operation and consistent oven temperature control.

  • What are common issues with the Garland G02716-3 Thermostat Knob?

    • Knob becomes loose or slips on the shaft.
    • Cracks or breakage from heat exposure or impact.
    • Difficulty turning due to grease buildup or internal wear.
    • Misalignment causing incorrect temperature setting readings.