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Garland 1935801 Convection Oven Pilot Burner Liquid Propane

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The Garland 1935801 Convection Oven Pilot Burner Liquid Propane uses a steady flame to ignite the main burner, and the gas passes through the fire to start the cooking process. It runs on liquid propane, which is used to provide a steady spark to sustain ignition. It is installed in the burner assembly of the appliance and fits perfectly to ensure that it is in the right position and is operable to be used in commercial equipment where ignition must be controlled.

Dimensions

  • Length: 4 In
  • Width: 4 In
  • Height: 1 In
  • Weight: 0.16 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Pilot Burner, Lp, W/Electrode And Wire Lead
  • Garland Oven Mco-Gs-10Arby, Mco-Gs-20Arby, Mco-Gs/Gd-10,
  • Mp-Gs/Gd-10
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What maintenance is required for the Garland 1935801 Pilot Burner?

Inspect the pilot burner orifice regularly and keep it free of grease, dust, and carbon buildup. Clean gently with a soft brush and ensure gas connections are tight. regular checks can maintain steady ignition and better combustion.

What are common issues with the Garland 1935801 Pilot Burner?

  • Weak or inconsistent pilot flame due to clogged or partially blocked orifice.
  • Gas leakage or improper ignition from worn fittings.
  • Burner failure from heavy carbon buildup affecting flame stability.
  • Flame outage in drafty conditions or unstable gas pressure.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off gas supply and electrical power and allow unit to cool.

Step2: Remove old pilot burner assembly carefully.

Step3: Clean mounting area and check for debris.

Step4: Position new pilot burner correctly in place.

Step5: Secure with screws/fittings tightly but avoid over-tightening.

Step6: Connect gas line and inspect all fittings for leaks.

Step7: Restore gas supply and test ignition and check for leaks safely.