Vulcan Hart VH20040 24" Thermocouple 20-30 MV

SKU: VH20040 1-VH20040 Brand:
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Specifications:

  • 1980 Series Snap Fit 24" Thermocouple, 20-30 Mv
  • Coaxial Thermocouple Threads = 11/32"-32
  • Anets Grill Ss2436.
  • Dean Fryer Where Applicable
  • Dynamic Cooking Systems Oven Where Applicable.
  • Garland Broiler Model?

Description

The Vulcan Hart VH20040 24" Thermocouple 20-30 MV is a flame detector element that is utilized in commercial kitchen equipment that uses gas power. It is mounted close to the pilot flame and produces a signal when hot and the gas valve can be left open whilst operating. This thermocouple is usually applied in ranges, oven and griddles where constant monitoring of pilots is required. When the flame is put out the signal is turned off and the flow of gas is automatically turned off.

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 0.2 lbs
  • Length: 5 in
  • Height: 0.5 in
  • Width: 4 in

ANETS:

P8900-47

DEAN:

1149 807-3550 8073550

DUKE:

213590

DYNAMIC COOKING SYSTEMS:

13007-3

FRYMASTER:

1149 807-3550 8073550 FM1149 FM807-3550 FM8073550

GARLAND:

4102920 G01754-24

JADE RANGE:

4619900000

KEATING:

4485 KEA4485 KEAP15239L P15239L

METAL MASTERS:

310211

PITCO:

P8900-47

SOUTHBEND:

1173576 1182580 P8900-47

STAR MFG:

2J-Z4609 Z4609

STERO:

STA2J-Z4609 STAZ4609

VULCAN HART:

112788-1 20040 412788-1 920040 921565 VH112788-1 VH412788-1 VH920040 VH921565

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

Step2: Remove faulty thermocouple from pilot assembly carefully using proper tool.

Step3: Snap-fit new thermocouple into bracket securely until locked in place.

Step4: Connect lead to control valve terminal firmly, ensuring proper alignment.

Step5: Restore gas supply, relight pilot, and verify flame sensing operation.

Step6: Check for leaks with soapy solution and confirm proper shutdown response.

  • What maintenance is required for the Vulcan Hart VH20040 Thermocouple?

    Inspect the thermocouple for soot buildup or corrosion that may affect sensing accuracy. Ensure it is properly positioned in the pilot flame. Check wiring connections for tightness to maintain accurate flame detection and safety operation.

  • What are common issues with the Vulcan Hart VH20040 Thermocouple?

    • Pilot not staying lit.
    • Weak or failed flame sensing.
    • Corroded or damaged probe.
    • Loose electrical connection.
    • Intermittent safety shutdowns.

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