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Marsal And Sons M-119 Pilot Kit Assembly NAT/LP Gas 3/16" & 1/4"

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Griddle & Grill Parts, Pilot Burners,
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The Marsal And Sons M-119 Pilot Kit Assembly NAT/LP Gas 3/16" & 1/4" which is ignited to provide power to commercial cooking systems. It works by controlling the flow of gas using exchangeable outlets to use in natural or LP gas usage. This is fitted in compatible units in the burner area. It is essential part of the ignition system that assists to ensure the safe start and the stable work of the appliances within the regular cooking cycles.

Dimensions

  • Length: 3 In
  • Width: 0.7 In
  • Height: 1.5 In
  • Weight: 0.3 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Pilot Assembly, 3/16" & 1/4", Nat/Lp, W/Orifices
  • For Nat Orifice .018" Use # 26-1128, Included
  • For Lp Orifice .010" Use # 26-1129, Included
  • Franklin Chef Oven Series: Gdo, Gpo.
  • Marsal & Sons Oven Mb(42,60), Sd(448,1048,660,1060)
  • Southbend Range 1361-(B,0-A,1-A), 1421-(B,0-A,1-A),
  • T-1361-(B,0-A, 1-A), T-1421-(B,0-A,1-A).
  • Vulcan Oven Series: 7000, 7800, 7016A1, 7018A1, 7019A1,
  • 7066A1, 7088A1, 7099A1, 7888A1, 7999A1, Gh3/72, Gh3/72C,
  • Gh3/72S, Gh30, Gh30C, Gh45, Gh45/72, Gh56, Gh56S, Gh6,
  • Gh60,Gh60/45, Gh60/72, Gh6045C, Gh60T, Gh60T/45, Gh60T/72,
  • Gh6C,Gh6S, Gh6T45C, Gh72, Gh72/45, Ghm3/72, Ghm6, Hcb040
  • Wolf Range Afs, Caf, Ch, Chss, Kafs, Kcaf.
BAKERS PRIDE:
BKPM1062X, BKPM1063X, M1062X, M1063X
MARSAL AND SONS:
U-LINE:
1890-023
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What maintenance is required for the Marsal And Sons M-119 Pilot Kit Assembly?

Inspect the pilot assembly regularly for carbon buildup, clogging, or debris in the orifices that can affect flame quality. Clean the pilot tube and orifices carefully using approved tools to maintain proper gas flow. Check all fittings for tightness and ensure correct NAT/LP configuration. Proper maintenance ensures accurate ignition and better burner operation.

What are common issues with the Marsal And Sons M-119 Pilot Kit Assembly?

  • Clogged pilot orifices reducing flame strength.
  • Weak or inconsistent ignition.
  • Incorrect gas type setup (NAT vs LP).
  • Loose or leaking gas connections.
  • Carbon buildup affecting flame stability.
  • Pilot flame going out unexpectedly.
  • Restricted gas flow due to debris.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Shut off gas supply and disconnect power to the appliance before servicing.

Step2: Remove the burner access panel to reach the existing pilot assembly.

Step3: Carefully disconnect the thermocouple, gas line, and mounting hardware.

Step4: Remove the old pilot assembly and clean the mounting area thoroughly.

Step5: Install the new pilot kit using correct orifices.

Step6: Secure all fittings, ensuring no gas leaks and proper alignment of the pilot tube.

Step7: Restore gas and power, then test ignition and flame stability before full operation.