Bakers Pride L5077X charbroiler 22-1/2" Tubular Burner W/ 1-1/4" Air Shutter H Shaped

SKU: L5077X Brand:
Bakers Pride
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Tubular Burner, H Shaped
22-1/2" Long, 20" Ctr Mts, 17" Burn Area,
1-1/4" Air Shutter Face & Side Adj- # 26-1864
Bakers Pride Broiler Series~
Ctb, Lcb, Flb

Description

The Bakers Pride L5077X 22-1/2” Tubular Burner is used for broilers such as the CTB, LCB, and FLB. It has an H-shaped structure that is capable and offers uniform heat on the 17” burn area for high performance cooking. This burner has a 1-1/4” air shutter for easy air adjustments to allow for efficient combustion and temperature regulation. It works at 208V/1000W to improve energy use and cooking time. Ideal for commercial use, it guarantees dependable and stable operation, shortens the time it takes to cook foods and enhances the quality of foods while using power efficiently.

More Information:

  • BAKERS PRIDE:AS-L5077A ,BKPL5077X ,L5077A ,L5077X

Step1: Turn off gas supply and allow equipment to cool completely.

Step2: Remove grates and access the burner compartment.

Step3: Disconnect and remove the old burner carefully.

Step4: Align and position the new burner in place.

Step5: Secure connections and attach the air shutter properly.

Step6: Reassemble components and restore gas supply.

Step7: Test ignition and check for gas leaks before use.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Bakers Pride L5077X Tubular Burner?

    Inspect and clean charbroiler burner ports regularly to prevent grease buildup and uneven flames. Ensure air shutter alignment is correct for proper combustion. Routine checks can maintain consistent heat output and reduce operational hazards during heavy commercial use.

  • What are common issues with the Bakers Pride L5077X Tubular Burner?

    • uneven flame due to clogged burner ports.
    • air shutter misalignment causing poor combustion.
    • gas flow inconsistency.
    • overheating or hot spots.
    • ignition failure.
    • burner blockage.
    • irregular flame pattern.
    • delayed ignition.
    • gas odor leaks.
    • inconsistent heating zones.