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Vulcan Hart VH404060-3 Range Burner Air Shutter 2-3/4"OD CI Double Plate

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The Vulcan Hart VH404060-3 Range Burner Air Shutter 2-3/4" OD CI Double Plate regulates the airflow combined with gas at the burner to provide proper combustion. It works by regulating the air intake aperture, which enables the balance between the gas and air to maintain the stable flame properties. The burner assembly has the air shutter mounted directly on the burner inlet. It is coordinated with the gas supply and burner parts of the range, which assist in keeping the heat production at the same level and allow the burner to work correctly when cooking.

Dimensions

  • Length: 0.989 In
  • Width: 0.984 In
  • Height: 0.121 In
  • Weight: 0.146 lbs
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Product Notes

  • 2-3/4" Od Air Shutter For Cast Iron Burner,
  • Type Double Plate, 2 Slots, Fits Burner 2-1/2" Dia,
  • 7/16" Hole Size, W/ Locking Ears.
  • For Same W/ Larger 9/16" Hole Use # 26-1515 Air Shutter.
  • Rankin-Delux Series Drb, Rb-8
  • Vulcan Vccb
  • Wolf Broiler Scb
  • Grill
  • Oven F, Fs, R, Wtr
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What maintenance is required for the Vulcan Hart VH404060-3 Burner Air Shutter?

Regularly inspect the burner air shutter for grease buildup, dirt, or obstructions that may affect airflow. Clean it gently to maintain a proper air-to-gas mixture. Ensure it is properly adjusted and secured. Always turn off the gas supply before servicing.

What are the common issues with the Vulcan Hart VH404060-3 Burner Air Shutter?

  • Improper air-to-gas ratio causing uneven flames.
  • Blockage from grease or debris is restricting airflow.
  • Loose or misadjusted shutter affecting combustion.
  • Burner producing soot or excessive smoke.
  • Inconsistent flame performance during operation.
  • Reduced heating efficiency due to weak air intake.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off gas supply and allow burner assembly to cool completely before servicing.

Step2: Remove burner grate and access the burner air shutter area carefully.

Step3: Loosen the retaining screw or locking ears holding the old air shutter.

Step4: Slide out the worn shutter and clean the mounting and air inlet area.

Step5: Position the new air shutter onto the burner inlet.

Step6: Adjust opening for proper air–gas mixture, then tighten securely.

Step7: Restore gas and test flame for steady blue combustion and stability.