Montague R7 Cast Iron Burner Head 4" DIA 2-7/8" MT. CTRS 1/4"-20 Threaded MT. Holes

Provides flame distribution within the burner assembly of commercial cooking equipment. The Montague R7 Cast Iron Burner Head directs combustion output across the cooking surface and features a 4-inch diameter with 2-7/8-inch mounting centers and 1/4"-20 threaded mounting holes. The burner head functions as the flame distribution section of the heating assembly to support consistent heat delivery during operation.

Equipment Compatibility:
Designed for use with Montague cooking equipment requiring the specified burner head configuration for the heating assembly.

Product Specifications:
Manufacturer: Montague
Part Number: R7
Component Type: Cast Iron Burner Head
Diameter: 4"
Mounting Centers: 2-7/8"
Mounting Hole Thread: 1/4"-20

Key Features:

• Distributes combustion output across the cooking surface.
• PDistributes combustion output across the cooking surface.
• Supports consistent flame distribution during operation.
• Functions within the burner heating assembly.

The burner head had reduced flame distribution, and replacing it helped restore consistent heat delivery across the cooking surface.

Step1: Turn off gas supply and allow appliance to cool completely before starting.

Step2: Remove existing burner head and clean mounting area of debris.

Step3: Align new burner head with mounting studs and threaded holes carefully.

Step4: Secure tightly using threaded mounts ensuring even fit.

Step5: Reconnect gas line, check for leaks, and test ignition safely.

Step6: Use protective gloves and ensure proper ventilation during installation.

• What maintenance is required for the Montague R7 Cast Iron Burner Head?

  Clean burner ports regularly to remove carbon buildup and debris to ensure even flame distribution. Inspect for corrosion or blockages and tighten mounting points. Periodic inspection maintains consistent gas flow and prevents uneven heating or ignition issues.

• What are common issues with the Montague R7 Cast Iron Burner Head?

  • Uneven flame distribution due to clogged ports.
  • Burner corrosion affecting heat output.
  • Ignition delay or failure.
  • Gas flow restriction causing low heat.
  • Hot spots and inconsistent burner performance due to wear.
  • Backfire or popping noises during operation.