American Range A11200 Range Front Burner Pilot Tip Assembly

SKU: A11200 Brand:
American Range
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Description

The American Range A11200 Range Front Burner Pilot Tip Assembly controls the flow of gas to the burner by igniting the gas when the control knob is on to ensure the same amount of flame initiation. It works by letting gas flow through a tiny hole through which a spark of the pilot lights it, keeping the main burner going. The component is created to be placed in front of compatible range models to align the pilot tip with the burner to ignite it and fit in the assembly correctly.

More Information:

Manufacturer Name: American Range
Product Number: A11200
OEM Part Number: A11200
Product Description: The Pilot Tip Assembly - Front for American Range is a component used in gas-powered appliances, typically in commercial kitchen equipment such as stoves, ovens, and ranges. The assembly provides a reliable and adjustable pilot flame for ignition and safety features to ensure proper operation. It is designed with durability and ease of maintenance in mind, making it an essential part of commercial kitchen equipment. The American Range A11200 assembly includes a pilot tip designed to emit a small, continuous flame. This flame is crucial for igniting the main burners in the appliance when the user turns the equipment on. This assembly is intended to be front-mounted on the appliance. The front placement ensures easy access for maintenance and adjustment. Pilot tip assemblies are constructed from durable and heat-resistant materials to withstand the high temperatures generated during operation. Common materials include stainless steel, brass, or other corrosion-resistant metals. The American Range A11200 pilot tip assemblies are designed to allow users to adjust the size and intensity of the pilot flame. The pilot tip assembly is designed to work with specific ignition systems, such as standing pilots or electronic ignition systems. Compatibility ensures proper functioning and safety.  Manufacturers design these assemblies with maintenance in mind. They can often be disassembled and cleaned, ensuring the pilot flame remains consistent and reliable. 

Key features of the pilot tip assembly used in kitchen appliances are:

  • Allows for precise control.
  • Includes thermocouple for gas shutoff if the flame goes out.
  • Designed for straightforward cleaning.
  • Emits a continuous flame for ignition.
Similar Models: NONE
Dimensions:
Length:7in/17.78cm
Width:1in/2.54cm
Height:7in/17.78cm
Weight:0.5lbs/226.8g

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Step1: Shut off the gas supply and allow the appliance to cool.

Step2: Remove the old pilot tube assembly carefully, noting orientation and connections.

Step3: Position the new assembly correctly and secure all fittings snugly.

Step4: Inspect for leaks using a soapy water solution before restoring gas.

Step5: Test pilot ignition and appliance operation to confirm secure installation.

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  • Are there any specific maintenance tips to ensure the longevity of the pilot tip assembly and the appliance's performance?

    Regular cleaning and inspection of the assembly's components, such as the pilot tip and thermocouple, can help maintain performance. Additionally, keeping the surrounding area free of grease and debris is essential.

  • Can I replace just the pilot tip within the assembly, or is it necessary to replace the entire assembly if the pilot tip is faulty or clogged?

    Some assemblies allow for the replacement of individual components like the pilot tip. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions or consult a technician to determine if this is possible for your specific assembly.

  • What is the expected lifespan of the pilot tip assembly, and are there signs that indicate it should be replaced for optimal performance?

    The lifespan can vary depending on usage and maintenance. Signs of a failing assembly may include irregular or weak pilot flames, difficulty in ignition, or failure to maintain consistent temperatures.

  • What maintenance is required for the American Range A11200 Pilot Tube Assembly?

    Regularly inspect the pilot tube assembly for blockages or debris. Clean the tube with a soft brush or compressed air. Check connections for tightness and alignment to ensure proper flame ignition and stable operation.

  • What are the common issues with the American Range A11200 Pilot Tube Assembly?

    • Ignition failure or weak flame.
    • Clogs from food particles or grease.
    • Misaligned or loose tube.
    • Uneven or inconsistent flame.