Bakers Pride L5114A Oven H-Tube Steel Burner W/ Air Shutter 23-1/4" X 6"

SKU: L5114A Brand:
Bakers Pride
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Steel Tubular "H" Burner
23-1/4" Long X 6" Wide, W/ Air Shutter
Bakers Pride C-24, C-30, C-36, C-48, C-60, C-72, C-84,
F-24, F-30, F-36, F-48, F-60, F-72, F-84, L-24, L-30, L-36,
L-48, L-60, L-72, L-84

Description

The Bakers Pride L5114A H-Tube Steel Burner with Air Shutter 23-1/4” x 6” is a high-quality Oven replacement part. It has an outer diameter of 9/16 inch and a length of 8 inches The bolts are 9/16 -18 TPI and the nut is correspondingly designed. This burner is suitable for the models 101, 151, 201, 251, 301, 401, and 451. This component assists in controlling combustion, bringing about the better heat needed for baking among the others. The product has a proven ability to run smoothly with promising lasting durability, This old-style door rod is essential for those who require new burners because the original ones are either worn out or broken.

More Information:

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Step1: Turn off the oven gas supply before removing the old burner.

Step2: Disconnect burner tube from the gas manifold.

Step3: Remove the old burner and clean debris from the mounting area.

Step4: Position the new burner with the air shutter correctly.

Step5: Connect the tube securely and check alignment.

Step6: Restore gas and ignite to verify proper flame pattern.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Bakers Pride L5114A Burner With Air Shutter?

    Clean the burner and air shutter regularly to remove debris, grease, or carbon buildup. Inspect for warping or damage. Proper maintenance ensures even heat distribution, efficient combustion, and secure oven operation.

  • What are the common issues with the Bakers Pride L5114A Burner With Air Shutter?

    • Uneven flame or hot spots.
    • Clogged ports obstructing gas flow.
    • Air shutter misalignment is affecting combustion.
    • Corrosion or rusting of burner.
    • Ignition failure or weak flame.