ATOSA 301040007 Charbroiler Orifice #50

$6.00
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SKU
301040007
The ATOSA 301040007 Charbroiler Orifice #50 is a part that regulates the flow of gas to burner ports. The calibrated opening and shape of the brass hood control the amount and direction of gas that is introduced to the burner to maintain, the size and level of the flame and the amount of heat generated. It enters the burner manifold or jet holder and matches with the combustion ports. It assists in the maintenance of a proper flow of gas.

Dimensions

  • Length: 0.75 In
  • Width: 0.25 In
  • Height: 0.75 In
  • Weight: 0.022 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Brass Hood Orifice,
  • 3/8"-27 X 1/2" High X #50
  • American Range Broiler Aecb
  • Garland / Us Range Oven 836 Cuisine (Lp)
  • Imperial Broiler Series: Eba, Irb.
  • Oven Series: Icv, Icvd. (Lp)
  • Star Broiler Where Applicable. Fryer 630F
  • Us Range Broiler Pma/Rb-36, Rb-26.
  • Series: 1000 Front Burner, Rba (Used For Nat Gas).
  • Fryer Rcf-(2424,2448).
  • Oven Series: 836 Cuisine Standard Ovens,
  • Performer Ii Convection Ovens With S/N Beginning With "V".
  • Range Sp-1855 Small Burner, Tr H Shaped Burner.
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What maintenance is required for the ATOSA 301040007 Orifice?

Clean the orifice regularly to prevent carbon buildup and gas flow restriction. Ensure tight and proper installation to maintain stable performance. Always turn off the gas supply before performing any maintenance for safety.

What are common issues with the ATOSA 301040007 Orifice?

  • Blocked orifice causing weak or uneven flame output.
  • Gas leakage from improper fitting or loose installation.
  • Corrosion of brass affecting performance stability.
  • Irregular combustion leading to ignition delays or flame fluctuations.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off gas supply and electrical power; allow appliance to fully cool before starting.

Step2: Remove burner assembly carefully, then unscrew existing orifice using correct tool.

Step3: Install new orifice, ensuring threads are properly aligned before tightening.

Step4: Tighten securely without over-tightening to prevent damage to components.

Step5: Reassemble burner components and verify alignment for proper gas flow operation.

Step6: Turn gas back on slowly and test all connections using soap solution for leaks.