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Blodgett 20287 Oven Solenoid Valve 1/2" 120V

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Plumbing Parts, Solenoid Valves,
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The Blodgett 20287 Solenoid Valve is a 1/2 inch, 120 volt for commercial ovens. It is an electric valve that operates in the electrically controlled gas flow to the oven's burner. On energization the solenoid valve opens to permit the flow of gas to the burner. The gas supply is shut off when the valve is de-energized, and it closes. It is crucial for the gas flowing in this precise manner for proper oven operation, analogous to control for proper heat distribution. Advantages include better temperature control, less chance of gas leak, and better energy use for maximum efficiency in gas cooking.

Dimensions

  • Length: 3.5 In
  • Width: 3 In
  • Height: 2 In
  • Weight: 0.64 lbs
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Product Notes

  • [ Gas Nat/Lp ] [1/2" Fpt Gas In/Out ] [ Nc ] [ 120 V ]
  • [ Width 3"] [ 240,000 Btu ] [ 1/4" Tab Term ]
  • [ Brand Baso ] [ Mfg# H91Da-7 ]
  • 1/8" Pressure Tap On Bottom Of Valve
  • 3"L X 2"W X 3-3/4"H, Ship Wt. 0.64 Lbs.
  • Blodgett Oven Mt2136G, Mt3255.
  • Series: Dfg 100, 200 & 300 Before 7/84, Fa/Gzl.
  • Garland Model?
  • Lang Model?
  • Lincoln Oven 1116 ( Units That Had Honeywell Valve),
  • 1117, 1450. Series: 1040, 1240.
JOHNSON CONTROLS:
LINCOLN:
369271, 369398, 369528, 369553, LIN369398
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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Blodgett 20287 Solenoid Valve?

Check for blockages and clean any food debris or grease around the valve. Inspect terminals and ensure the valve opens smoothly. Always power off the oven before servicing.

What are common issues with the Blodgett 20287 Solenoid Valve?

  • Oven does not ignite properly.
  • Valve sticks or is sluggish.
  • Wiring corrosion or loose connections.
  • Gas leaks around the valve housing.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off power and gas supply to the oven.

Step2: Remove the access panel to access the existing solenoid valve.

Step3: Disconnect all water or gas lines and electrical connections, noting positions.

Step4: Mount the new solenoid valve in the same location securely.

Step5: Reconnect all lines and wiring according to labels or diagram.

Step6: Replace the panel, restore power and gas, then test the oven for proper operation.