American Range A11112 Pilot Assembly W/Left Flame Pattern NAT/LP 3/16"/1/4" CCT

SKU: A11112 1-A11112 Brand:
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Specifications:

  • Nat/Lp Pilot, Factory #5Sl2, Tube Size 3/16"/1/4" Cct,
  • Flame Pattern Left
  • Picture Wrong On Pages 31, 475, And 645 Of 2010-2011 Hot
  • Side Catalog. Pilot Does Not Include Electrode And Wire,
  • But Otherwise Looks The Same.
  • If Electrode & Wire Is Needed, Order Pilot Assy
  • # 51-1214
  • Dynamic Cooking Systems
  • Broiler Cheesemelter, Salamander.
  • Imperial
  • Broiler Series: Icma Cheesemelter, Isb Salamander.
  • Oven Series: Ihr (Range W/Standard Oven).

Description

The American Range A11112 Pilot Assembly with Left Flame Pattern is a reliable ignition part that is used to provide lighting to commercial gas appliances. This pilot assembly is designed to work with either natural gas or liquid propane, and it has a consistent flame pattern that is directed towards the left allowing the burner to ignite and operate at its better. It has 3/16" and 1/4" compression connections that allows safe mounting and fit a variety of units. This pilot assembly provides accurate ignition and consistent flame control to ensure safe efficient operation in typical kitchen conditions.

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 0.2 lbs
  • Length: 1.25 in
  • Height: 2 in
  • Width: 0.75 in

AMERICAN RANGE:

A11124

DYNAMIC COOKING SYSTEMS:

13001-3 13001-4

IMPERIAL:

1120-1 1145 1146 1291

Step1: Turn off main gas and electrical supply; allow unit to cool for safety.

Step2: Remove existing pilot assembly carefully and inspect area.

Step3: Install new pilot assembly onto mounting bracket securely.

Step4: Connect gas line securely and align left flame pattern to burner port.

Step5: Tighten all fittings and check for leaks using soapy water solution.

Step6: Restore gas and ignite pilot; verify stable flame operation ensure proper ignition.

  • What maintenance is required for the American A11112 Pilot Assembly?

    Regularly inspect the pilot assembly for dirt, grease, or carbon buildup around the flame opening and gas connections. Clean the pilot tip carefully with a soft brush or compressed air to maintain stable ignition performance. Check fittings for secure connections and signs of gas leaks. Always shut off the gas supply before servicing the assembly.

  • What are common issues with the American A11112 Pilot Assembly?

    • Ignition failure due to clogged orifice.
    • Weak or inconsistent flame from low gas pressure.
    • Pilot not staying lit due to thermocouple malfunction.
    • Carbon buildup restricting gas flow and burner performance.

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    Radferd —

    Works perfectly, great quality replacement

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