Cecilware F124A Fryer Orifice #45
$3.82
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Burner Valve Hood Orifice 3/8"-27 X #45 | |
| Southbend Griddle Hdg, Mdg | |
| Star Broiler 6000, 6100, Cb/Rcb/Cba/Rcba |
Description
The Cecilware F124A Fryer Orifice #45 is a gas flow control system that is installed on the commercial system to control the fuel that is supplied to the burner assembly. The orifice operates by letting the gas flow through a sized hole, which will provide the proper rate of flow required to sustain a steady flame and combustion. It is fitted to gas-powered deep fryers that are utilized in restaurants, fast food kitchens, and foodservice operations where a steady heat supply is needed to be used in the frying process.
More Information:
- CECILWARE:F124A||GARLAND:223242-45 ,M8-45||GLASS MAID:8-45||GRINDMASTER:F124A||HOBART:00-719951-00045 ,719951-00045 ,719951-45||IMPERIAL:1700-45 ,2072 ,5119G4-45 ,5199G4-45 ,IMP1700-45 ,IMP5119G4-45 ,IMP5199G4-45||JADE RANGE:460-209-000 ,460209000||SOUTHBEND:1008745||STAR MFG:2J-Y8838||VULCAN HART:00-719951-00045 ,719951-00045 ,719951-45
Step1: Shut off gas supply and allow appliance to cool completely.
Step2: Remove burner assembly access panel carefully.
Step3: Unscrew existing orifice using proper tool.
Step4: Inspect threads and clean debris from fitting.
Step5: Install new orifice and tighten securely.
Step6: Reassemble burner components in reverse order.
Step7: Restore gas, check for leaks using soap solution before relighting appliance.
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What maintenance is required for the Cecilware F124A Orifice?
Clean the orifice regularly to prevent grease and debris buildup that can affect gas flow. Inspect for clogging or wear during regular servicing. Ensure secure fitting and proper alignment to maintain consistent burner performance and safety.
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What are common issues with the Cecilware F124A Orifice?
- Clogging from grease or debris buildup causing weak flame.
- Irregular gas flow leading to uneven heating output.
- Wear or damage affecting burner efficiency and performance.
- Misalignment causing ignition issues or poor combustion.