Tri-Star 310210 Oven Thermocouple 18" 1970 Series 20-30 MV

SKU: 310210 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
1970 Series, 18" Thermocouple, 20-30 Mv
Coaxial Thermocouple Threads = 11/32"-32.
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Us Range Range Px-6-262-Cp, "S" Series Sunfire.
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Description

The Tri-Star 310210 Oven Thermocouple 18 inch 20-30MV produces a small electrical signal when the sensing tip is heated by the pilot flame and can be used to detect the presence of the flame. It generates voltage as heat is applied, and this is used to communicate with the gas control system to control the burner. It is placed close to the pilot or burner assembly, compatible oven or cooking equipment, where it can be felt to be receiving direct heat lead is long enough to allow the be connected to the control module.

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Step1: Turn off power and gas to the appliance to ensure safety.

Step2: Remove the old thermocouple by loosening the connection at the gas valve and pilot assembly.

Step3: Position the new thermocouple in the same location.

Step4: Secure the thermocouple with the provided fittings or screws.

Step5: Reconnect any wiring if applicable.

Step6: Restore power and gas and test the appliance to confirm proper flame sensing.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Tri-Star 310210 Thermocouple?

    The thermocouple is clean of soot and grease. Inspect the wiring for corrosion and ensure proper alignment with the pilot flame. This ensures the accurate operation of the heating appliance.

  • What are the common issues with the Tri-Star 310210 Thermocouple?

    • Flame detection failure.
    • Intermittent ignition.
    • Corrosion or loose wiring.
    • Incorrect positioning is affecting performance.