Imperial 20160 20" Oven Door Closing Mechanism

Special Price $275.06 Regular Price $677.48
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SKU
20160
Imperial 20160 20" Door Closing Mechanism is a well-built Oven component that is meant to improve the performance. This mechanism allows the door to closure in a slow rate will not hit and bash and it saves energy as the door is closed firmly. It is suitable to be used in both residential and commercial ovens and it increases safety by minimizing wear on the doors of seals and hinges. This also increases the durability of the oven and provides performance reliability and convenience with less maintenance. It is efficient solution for any oven that requires a solid, effective door closing mechanism.

Dimensions

  • Length: 21.5 In
  • Width: 15.5 In
  • Height: 5.5 In
  • Weight: 5.64 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Door Closing Mechanism, For 20" Oven
  • Imperial Oven Ir-2000-36, Ir-2000-48, Ir-2000-60, Ir-2000-72
Controls the closing movement of the convection oven door by providing the mechanical action required between the open and closed positions. The Imperial 20160 Door Closing Mechanism is installed within the door hardware assembly and works with connected mechanical components to guide controlled door movement. With a 20-inch size. Proper operation helps the door move through its intended closing path and return to the appropriate closed position during repeated use.

Door Closing Operation:
Provides controlled mechanical movement as the oven door transitions toward the closed position. The mechanism works with the connected door hardware to regulate movement and reduce uncontrolled motion during operation. Consistent mechanical action helps maintain predictable door travel and supports proper engagement with the oven frame when the door reaches the closed position.

Closing Force Control:
Helps regulate the mechanical force transferred through the door hardware during closing, controlling door movement to reduce abrupt motion and support smoother operation. Consistent force control helps the door move predictably as it approaches the oven frame while reducing unnecessary stress on connected mechanical components. Wear, loose hardware, bent components, or mechanical obstruction can change the required closing force and may result in uneven or excessive door movement.

Replacement Guidelines:
Replacement of the Convection Oven Door Closing Mechanism if it is damaged, bent, deformed, worn, loose, or no longer provides proper door closing and positioning. The part number 20160, 20" size, and convection oven door closing mechanism configuration should be verified before replacement to ensure the correct mechanism is selected. Replace the mechanism if deterioration affects door movement, closing, alignment, positioning, or normal oven operation.

Common Failure Symptoms:

  • Door movement becomes uneven.
  • Closing action becomes inconsistent.
  • Excessive movement or play in the mechanism.
  • Visible bending or physical damage.
  • Loose mechanical connections.
  • Door does not return smoothly to the closed position.

Equipment Compatibility:
The Imperial 20160 Door Closing Mechanism is designed for compatible Imperial convection oven applications requiring this 20-inch configuration. Verify the equipment model, part number, mechanism size, and door hardware specifications before purchase.

Technical Specifications:
Brand: Imperial
Part Number: 20160
Component Name: Door Closing Mechanism
Appliance Type: Commercial Convection Oven

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Imperial 20160 Door Closing Mechanism?

Regularly clean the mechanism to prevent grease and debris buildup, which can hinder smooth operation. Lubricate moving parts with a high-temperature grease to reduce wear. Check for loose screws and ensure proper alignment to avoid uneven closing.

What are common issues with the Imperial 20160 Door Closing Mechanism?

  • Door not closing fully or evenly
  • Squeaking or noisy operation
  • Springs or hinges becoming loose or worn
  • Difficulty in latching securely.

What does the Imperial 20160 door closing mechanism do?

It controls the mechanical movement of the convection oven door as it moves toward the closed position, helping provide smooth and consistent door operation.

What are signs of a worn door closing mechanism?

Common signs include uneven door movement, excessive play, binding, unusual closing resistance, loose connections, or visible physical damage.

Can a damaged door closing mechanism affect oven door alignment?

Yes. Wear or deformation in the mechanism can change the door's movement path and affect how the door sits when closed.

Why can an oven door become difficult to close?

Worn mechanical components, bent hardware, loose mounting points, or obstruction within the door movement path can increase closing resistance.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off the oven and unplug it for safety.

Step2: Open the oven door and support it to prevent sudden movement.

Step3: Remove the old closing mechanism by unscrewing the mounting points.

Step4: Align the new mechanism in place, matching screw holes.

Step5: Secure the mechanism with screws, ensuring it moves smoothly.

Step6: Test door closing to confirm proper tension and alignment.