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Pitco P6071665 Fryer LP Pilot Orifice 0.0160"

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The Pitco P6071665 Fryer LP Pilot Orifice 0.0160" controls the flow of liquid propane into the initial flame assembly by limiting the supply of gas through a fixed aperture of 0.0160 inches. This adjustable hole keeps the flame to the correct shape and maintains a consistent footprint and heat production to cover the thermocouple or thermopile. The component is firmly attached to the pipe connection, and it is placed in between the gas supply line and the heater head to allow ignition.

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
AMERICAN RANGE:
BLODGETT:
FRYMASTER:
GARLAND:
HENNY PENNY:
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What maintenance is required for the Pitco P6071665 Pilot Orifice?

Regularly inspect the pilot orifice for blockages, debris, or grease buildup and clean it carefully using compressed air or a soft brush. Ensure proper gas flow and alignment during reinstallation. Routine checks can maintain consistent ignition performance and prevent operational disruptions.

What are common issues with the Pitco P6071665 Pilot Orifice?

  • Clogging due to grease, dirt, or debris buildup.
  • Inconsistent or weak pilot flame.
  • Gas flow restriction causing ignition failure.
  • Misalignment affecting burner performance.
  • Wear or corrosion leading to improper orifice operation.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off gas and electrical supply to the appliance to ensure safety before starting.

Step2: Close main gas valve and allow remaining gas to dissipate fully.

Step3: Remove pilot assembly cover and access the existing orifice carefully.

Step4: Unscrew old orifice using proper tool, avoiding damage to threads.

Step5: Install new orifice and tighten securely without over-tightening.

Step6: Reassemble pilot components and ensure correct alignment of parts.

Step7: Restore gas, perform leak test with solution, and relight carefully.