Star Mfg Y8832 Burner Valve 1/8" NPT

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Gas In 1/8" Npt, Gas Out 3/8"-27, #46 Hood Orifice & Point,
Adjustable, Stem 1-3/4" Long, Flat Down, On/Off,
For Lp Hood Orifice Use # 26-1080
Garland Range 40-(4,6,7), 43-(40,43,50,53),
44-(40,43,50,53), 45-40, 46-40R, 46-50, 47-(40,50).
Montague Broiler Series Uf, Ufs, Ufsc, Ufsm (After 10/91).
Grill 2436, 2436T, 2472, 2472T.
Oven 28Cbsf.
Range 2020S, Cr1-10, Sp2020. Series 136, V136.
Star Broiler, Grill
Hot Plate/Range 601Spr, 602, 602H, 804H

Description

The Star Mfg Y8832 Burner Valve 1/8" NPT is a gas control part that is used to control the flow of fuel to a burner in commercial cooking equipment compatible with it. It also has a threaded connection installed in the appliance's gas line to allow a controlled amount of flame to be produced. It controls the amount of gas supplied to the burner and the heat when preparing food. This valve is installed behind the control panel of the range, griddle, or oven as a component of the entire gas distribution system to provide a consistent and safe burner operation.

More Information:

  • STAR MFG:2V-Y8832 ,Y8832

Step1: Turn off the gas supply completely.

Step2: Remove the old burner valve carefully.

Step3: Install the new valve in the same orientation.

Step4: Reconnect all gas lines securely and check for leaks.

Step5: Restore gas supply and test burner ignition and flame.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Star Mfg Y8832 Burner Valve?

    Inspect for leaks and ensure smooth adjustment of gas flow. Clean surrounding components and verify secure connections. Test valve operation periodically. Proper maintenance supports accurate flame control and stable burner performance.

  • What are the common issues with the Star Mfg Y8832 Burner Valve?

    • Gas leakage from worn seals.
    • Difficulty adjusting flame levels.
    • Valve is sticking during operation.
    • Inconsistent gas flow.
    • Internal wear reduces control accuracy.