Montague 29766-6 Range Safety Valve

SKU: 29766-6 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Safety Pilot Valve- Baso Style Units After 9-13-04
3/8" Fpt Gas In/Out, 1/4" Cct Pilot In, 3/16" Cct Pilot
Out, 172,000 Btu
Montague Range Series Grizzly

Description

Montague 29766-6 Safety Pilot Valve is used in Montague Range Series Grizzly ovens to provide safety in gas applications. It has 3/8” FPT for the gas in/out, 1/4” CCT pilot in, and 3/16” CCT pilot out connections and is capable of handling up to 172,000 BTU. This valve functions by regulating to the pilot light, to ensure that when the pilot flame is off, there is no leakage of gas. It is designed for industrial use, and large-scale kitchens such as restaurants, bakeries, caterers, and more; it provides better durability, safety, and functionality for professional chefs in food preparation processes.

More Information:

  • MONTAGUE:29766-6

Step1: Turn off gas supply range and power; check appliance is cool and fully depressurized.

Step2: Remove access panels and disconnect old safety valve, noting gas and pilot line routing.

Step3: Install new valve ensuring correct gas and pilot connections are properly aligned and sealed.

Step4: Tighten fittings securely and check mounting stability.

Step5: Restore gas supply, apply leak detection solution to all joints, and test pilot ignition and burner safety shutoff operation securely.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Montague 29766-6 Safety Valve?

    Regularly inspect valve for leaks, corrosion, and proper range seating. Clean buildup and ensure moving parts operate smoothly; test safety shutoff operates periodically. Follow manufacturer's service schedule and replace worn seals promptly to maintain safe gas flow.

  • What are common issues with the Montague 29766-6 Safety Valve?

    • Valve sticking range are failure to fully open/close due to debris buildup.
    • Gas leaks from worn seals or seat damage.
    • Inconsistent pressure regulation or weak gas flow.
    • Electrical or mechanical actuator malfunction.