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Southbend 1164037 Range TS Safety Valve W/ Magnet Head 1/4" CCT

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The Southbend 1164037 Range TS Safety Valve with Magnet Head 1/4” CCT is an obvious necessity because, if for any reason your pilot light goes out, this makes sure the flow of gas gets shut off. It has fast response to temperature and pressure changes, and it uses a magnet assembly to ensure its functionality. Advantages of gas leakage safety, low maintenance due to its construction and versatility in cooking uses. In the kitchens and food service industries, this valve is indispensable for preserving the safety of operations.

Dimensions

  • Length: 3 In
  • Width: 1.5 In
  • Height: 3.5 In
  • Weight: 0.5 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Ts Safety, Magnet Head And Gas Carrier, J Type
  • Gas In/Out 1/2" Fpt, Pilot In/Out 1/4" Cct
  • For Head Only Use H207, G-115, # 51+1106
  • Franklin Chef Oven Series: Gh.
  • Garland Oven Mco-G-5.
  • Series: Bco, Eco, G48P, G2000, Ico, Tg3/4, Ttg3/4.
  • Southbend Oven 1364D-40, 1364C, 1364D.
  • Series: Old 300 Standard Oven With F Suffix~
  • New 300 & 400 Standard & Convection Ovens With Or Without
  • "X" Prefix
  • Vulcan Hart Model?
JADE RANGE:
U-LINE:
1720-007, 1720-00G
VULCAN HART:
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What maintenance is required for the Southbend 1164037 TS Safety Valve?

Maintain Range valve by inspecting gas connections for leaks and corrosion. Clean magnet head and valve seat to ensure proper sealing. Check calibration and response during routine servicing for safe operation.

What are common issues with the Southbend 1164037 TS Safety Valve?

  • Gas leakage at valve connections due to worn seals.
  • Magnet head failure causing valve not to open or close properly.
  • Blockage or debris affecting gas flow consistency.
  • Incorrect calibration leading to unstable burner operation.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off gas supply and disconnect power and allow the unit to cool completely.

Step2: Access the range control area and locate the existing safety valve.

Step3: Disconnect gas lines and pilot tubing, then remove mounting hardware.

Step4: Install the new safety valve, ensuring correct gas flow direction and secure fittings.

Step5: Reconnect pilot line and thermocouple/magnet connections properly.

Step6: Restore gas supply, check for leaks, and test burner ignition and safety shutoff.