Vollrath 369075 Flame Sensor Probe 1-3/8"

SKU: 369075 1-369075 Brand:
Vollrath/Idea-Medalie
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Specifications:

  • Flame Sensor Probe, 1-3/8" Probe,
  • 1/4" Tab Terminal 90 Degree.
  • Blodgett
  • Oven Mg32S, Mg3270, Mt2136G, Mt3255, Mt3855G, Mt3870.
  • Lincoln Oven Series 1000 (Except 1030) 1200
  • Middleby Marshall Oven Ps300, Ps350.

Description

The Vollrath/Idea-Medalie 369075 Flame Sensor Probe 1-3/8" is used to detect the presence of a burner flame by detecting the electrical signal produced in the combustion process. It is mounted in the burner or combustion chamber where it is placed in such a way that the tip of the probe is at the flame when it is in operation. This component is used in gas-driven commercial kitchen gear as the ignition and safety system. It turns off when ignition is not detected.

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 0.03 lbs
  • Length: 4 in
  • Height: 0.1 in
  • Width: 0.1 in

BLODGETT:

M0415

FRANKLIN CHEF:

7912127

HENNY PENNY:

81786

JOHNSON CONTROLS:

Y75AA4

LANG:

41100-07 LG41100-07

MIDDLEBY MARSHALL:

27170-0018 M0415

VOLLRATH:

VOL369075

Step1: Turn off gas and electrical power at main supply, and allow oven to cool completely.

Step2: Remove access panel and locate old flame sensor near burner assembly.

Step3: Disconnect wiring harness and mounting tab carefully, noting original position.

Step4: Install new sensor in same orientation, secure tab mount to bracket.

Step5: Reconnect wiring firmly and restore electrical power and gas supply.

Step6: Test ignition cycle and verify flame detection for stable operation.

  • What maintenance is required for the Vollrath/Idea-Medalie 369075 Flame Sensor?

    Inspect and clean sensor probe to remove grease and carbon buildup ensuring accurate flame detection. Check wiring and terminal connections for tightness and corrosion. Ensure proper alignment with burner flame and replace if signal weak.

  • What are common issues with the Vollrath/Idea-Medalie 369075 Flame Sensor?

    • No flame detection causing ignition lockout.
    • Intermittent signal loss due to loose or damaged wiring.
    • Sensor probe contamination affecting flame sensing accuracy.
    • Overheating or electrical contact failure leading to shutdown.

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