Imperial 21070 Pilot Burner/Tube Kit IR

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Pilot Assembly, 3/16" Tubing, 12-15/16" Ctr Of Tips,
12-1/2" X 2-1/2" L Tube Connected To 2 Tip Tubes,
2Ea 6-1/4" X 1-3/8" With Tips Make Up The 12-15/16" Above
With 3/16" Tee, Also Has Nut & Sleeve.
Imperial Range Ir, Elite
For Ir2000 Series Use A3922, # 51-1070, Assy.
Which Is 6" Tip Centers.

Description

The Imperial 21070 Pilot Burner/Tube Kit IR is a replacement module that is compatible with infrared gas cooking. This kit has the pilot burner and connecting tubing needed to carry and light the gas to the main burner system. It is installed in the burner compartment to give a steady supply of ignition to allow a stable performance in the flame. This component is widely used in restaurant kitchens and it is essential to ensure that the burners operate properly and the gas is safely controlled during the cooking processes.

More Information:

Step1: Shut off the gas supply completely and ensure the appliance is cool.

Step2: Remove the existing pilot assembly carefully, keeping tubing and fittings intact.

Step3: Install the new pilot assembly, aligning all tubing and connections correctly.

Step4: Tighten fittings securely without over-torquing to avoid damage.

Step5: Test pilot ignition and inspect for leaks before returning the appliance to normal operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Imperial 21070 Pilot Assembly?

    Regularly inspect the pilot assembly for dirt, soot, or corrosion. Clean the pilot orifice and connections carefully, and ensure proper alignment. Maintenance ensures accurate ignition, consistent flame, and efficient operation of the appliance.

  • What are the common issues with the Imperial 21070 Pilot Assembly?

    • Difficulty igniting or a weak flame.
    • Clogging from debris or soot.
    • Corrosion or worn components.
    • Intermittent operation or flame instability.