Vulcan Hart VH499595-00001 Burner Knob 2-1/2" W/1/4" D Stem
$11.96
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Knob-Burner, Red, 2-1/2" Dia. W/1/4"D Stem, Flat Up/Down | |
| Fits Vulcan Hart Models~ | |
| V24, V260, V36, V36F, V60, V60F |
Description
The Vulcan Hart VH499595-00001 Burner Knob 2-1/2 inch with 1/4 inch D-Stem rotates the control shaft at the burner to alter the setting of the gas flow by moving the internal mechanism with the rotation. It contacts the valve or control shaft as the knob is turned to cause the position chosen to move along the range of the control. It is mounted on the front panel of the compatible cooking equipment where the control shaft sticks out, and the red color and size of the control should be visible.
More Information:
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Step1: Turn off appliance and disconnect gas/electric power before starting.
Step2: Remove old knob by gently pulling straight off the stem.
Step3: Align new knob onto stem ensuring proper fit and orientation.
Step4: Push firmly until fully seated and secure on control shaft.
Step5: Restore power and test burner operation for smooth control.
Step6: Verify knob responds correctly to all heat settings before regular use.
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What maintenance is required for the Vulcan Hart VH499595-00001 Burner Knob?
Regularly clean the knob to remove grease and residue that can affect smooth turning. Check for cracks or looseness and ensure it fits securely on the valve stem. Proper maintenance ensures accurate heat control and prevents slipping during operation.
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What are common issues with the Vulcan Hart VH499595-00001 Burner Knob?
- Knob becoming loose or slipping on the shaft.
- Cracking or breaking due to heat exposure.
- Difficulty turning or sticking during use.
- Worn internal fitting causing poor control.
- Heat damage leading to deformation.
- Misalignment affecting burner adjustment.