APW 2068500 Char Broiler Gas Burner Valve 1/8" MPT X 3/8"-27

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2068500
The APW 2068500 Char Broiler Gas Burner Valve 1/8" MPT X 3/8"-27 regulates the gas flow by rotating the valve stem and can be adjusted to regulate the intensity of the flame. It operates by connecting with a thread which provides a firm fit between the gas source and the burner. It is intended to be installed directly on the gas line that flows to the burner and fits into standard connections, so that it can be conveniently placed to be accessed and adjusted during use.

Dimensions

  • Weight: 0.375 lbs
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Regulating the supply of gas to the burner assembly, the APW 2068500 Gas Burner Valve 1/8" MPT X 3/8" is a gas control component designed for commercial cooking equipment. The valve uses an on/off mechanism to control fuel flow during the heating cycle, allowing gas delivery to be started or stopped as required by the equipment operation. As part of the gas control system, this valve connects the fuel supply with the burner assembly to support controlled combustion operation.

Fuel Delivery:
Controls the movement of gas from the supply connection to the burner assembly through its on/off valve mechanism. The valve changes between the designated open and closed positions according to the equipment's control arrangement, allowing gas to reach the burner when fuel delivery is required and stopping the flow when it is not required. During operation, the valve works within the gas control assembly to establish the appropriate fuel-delivery state for the connected burner. This controlled gas path allows the burner system to receive fuel according to the equipment's specified operating sequence.

Heating Sequence:
Functions within the equipment's heating control arrangement by coordinating gas delivery with the applicable burner sequence. As the valve changes its operating position, it establishes or interrupts the gas path to the burner according to the connected control requirements. This controlled switching action allows gas delivery to correspond with the heating sequence established by the equipment's control system.

Replacement Guidelines:
Replace the APW 2068500 Char Broiler Gas Burner Valve when wear, physical damage, deterioration, or functional failure affects its intended gas-flow control function. Inspect the valve and related burner control components for conditions that could affect control operation. Replace the component when it can no longer maintain its intended function within the equipment's gas control system.

Common Failure Symptoms:

  • Burner operation does not respond properly to control settings
  • Inconsistent gas supply to the burner
  • Heating operation does not follow the expected cycle
  • Valve does not operate as intended
  • Burner performance is affected by irregular fuel delivery

Equipment Compatibility:
This gas burner valve is intended for APW commercial cooking equipment that uses part number 2068500. Before ordering, verify the equipment model number, part number, and required specifications before ordering to ensure compatibility.

Technical Specifications:
Brand: APW
Part Number: 2068500
Component Name: Char Broiler Gas Burner Valve
Inlet Connection: 1/8" MPT
Outlet Connection: 3/8"

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What maintenance is required for the APW 2068500 Push-to-Turn Burner Valve?

Inspect the valve regularly for grease, debris, or corrosion, and clean it with a dry cloth. Check threaded connections for leaks using soapy water. Verify the push-to-turn action moves freely. Replace worn seals promptly to maintain secure, accurate gas control.

What are common issues with the APW 2068500 Push-to-Turn Burner Valve?

  • Sticking or hard-to-turn valve operation
  • Gas leaks from worn seals
  • Inconsistent flame or burner ignition
  • Valve handle damage or loosening over time.

What is the APW 2068500 gas burner valve used for?

The APW 2068500 is used to regulate gas supplied to a char broiler burner. It is part of the burner's gas-control assembly.

Why is the APW 2068500 specified for a char broiler?

This valve is identified for use within a char broiler gas system rather than as a general-purpose cooking valve. Its application designation helps buyers identify the appropriate equipment-specific component.

What does 1/8" MPT X 3/8" mean on the APW 2068500?

The designation describes the valve's connection arrangement, including the 1/8-inch male pipe-thread connection and 3/8-inch connection. These connection details help buyers verify the required valve configuration.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off the gas supply and disconnect the appliance from power.

Step2: Remove the old burner valve by unscrewing it from the gas line.

Step3: Inspect the connection for debris or damage before installing the new valve.

Step4: Screw in the valve by hand, then tighten with a wrench.

Step5: Ensure the push-to-turn mechanism operates smoothly.

Step6: Reconnect the gas supply and check for leaks using a soapy water test.

Step7: Restore power and test burner operation.