Vulcan Hart 00-723257 Oven Thermostat W/Dial BJWA 150°F-400°F 3/16" X 8" 36" CAP
Specifications:
- Viewed From Rear: See "Bj Outlet Positions"
- W/ By-Pass Adj At Top & Gas Inlet Down
- [ Bjwa Kit ] [ Temp 150-400 ] [ Bulb 3/16" X 8" ]
- [ Cap 36" ][ Out 1/4" Fpt "A,B.C,D,"] [Rotation 0 Degrees ]
- [Includes Dial & Bezel, Stem Adaptors, Gasket, Screws.
- Dial = # 22-1036 Off-Lo-150-400-Hi ]
- Wolf Griddle Dial # 22-1251 Off-Lo-150-400-Hi
- Dynamic Cooking Systems Griddle
- Cecilware Grill Before 1/86: Ag-(24,36,48).
- Franklin Chef Grill Gh(33T,33T-7,43T,43T-7), Ghm(33T,43T).
- Jade Series: Jsr
- Montague Griddle
- Southbend Griddle Series Sg
Description
Dimensions:
- Weight: 1.1 lbs
- Length: 14 in
- Height: 3.5 in
- Width: 4.5 in
BLOOMFIELD:
DYNAMIC COOKING SYSTEMS:
55764-03 DCS55764-03
HOBART:
00-418573-000G1 00-723258 00-802116-00001 00-920028 13523 19362 2116 418573-000G1 418573-G1 713523 723257 723258 802116-00001 802116-1 920028
JADE RANGE:
STERO:
STA2T-Y7159 STA2T-Z4293 STA9493 STAY7159 STAZ4293
U-LINE:
4350-028 4350-037
Step1: Turn off power and gas and allow oven to cool before starting.
Step2: Remove control panel and disconnect wiring from thermostat, noting terminals for reassembly.
Step3: Unscrew and extract faulty old thermostat bulb carefully from oven cavity without damaging capillary tube.
Step4: Install new thermostat, route capillary correctly and secure sensing bulb in original position.
Step5: Reconnect wiring to matching terminals, ensuring tight connections and no exposed conductors.
Step6: Restore power, test temperature range and check operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Vulcan Hart 00-723257 Thermostat With Dial?
Regularly inspect the thermostat dial and capillary tube for damage or leaks. Clean the control housing to prevent grease buildup and ensure accurate readings. Check electrical connections for tightness and recalibrate periodically for consistent oven temperature control and safety.
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What are common issues with the Vulcan Hart 00-723257 Thermostat With Dial?
- Thermostat failure or no response.
- Broken or leaking capillary tube.
- Stuck or unresponsive dial.
- Oven overheating or underheating.
- Calibration drift is causing inconsistent control.
- Thermostat sensing element malfunction.
- Electrical contact failure in control circuit.
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