Lang 80401-09 LP Pilot Orifice

$9.14
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SKU
80401-09
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The Lang 80401-09 LP Pilot Orifice works by controlling the flow of propane liquid into the initial burner assembly through a fixed and microscopic hole. This adjustable aperture keeps the fuel-to-air ratio constant to keep the flame ignited to start the main fires in the heating cycle. This component is installed in the internal gas train of the equipment and fits directly into the pilot tubing connection point, which is found close to the heater head. It is fitting that it is designed to operate in high-heat conditions where the thermal stability is required to maintain the continuous operation of the appliance.

Dimensions

  • Length: 0.5 In
  • Width: 0.25 In
  • Height: 0.5 In
  • Weight: 0.01 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Lp Pilot Orifice, For 1/4" Pilots,
  • .016" Or #78 Hole,
  • .372" Dia X .530" Long
  • American Range Fryer
  • Blodgett Oven
  • Imperial Fryer Series If, Ihr, Ir
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BLODGETT:
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GARLAND:
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What maintenance is required for the Lang 80401-09 LP Pilot Orifice?

Inspect the orifice regularly for carbon buildup, dust, or grease that can restrict gas flow. Clean carefully using a proper orifice cleaning tool or compressed air to maintain correct flame performance. Ensure it is tightly secured and properly aligned in the pilot assembly. Replace if corrosion or damage is detected.

What are common issues with the Lang 80401-09 LP Pilot Orifice?

  • Clogging from carbon or debris restricting gas flow.
  • Weak or unstable pilot flame.
  • Improper air-to-gas mixture causing ignition issues.
  • Corrosion leading to inconsistent performance.
  • Misalignment affecting accurate burner operation.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off gas and power supply, allow appliance to cool.

Step2: Access pilot assembly by removing burner panel.

Step3: Unscrew and remove existing pilot orifice.

Step4: Install new LP pilot orifice, tighten securely without over-torquing.

Step5: Check alignment and ensure proper seating.

Step6: Restore gas, check for leaks using approved solution, and test ignition.

Step7: Ensure ventilation and safety compliance before operation.

Step8: Wear protective gloves.