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Component Hardware Group W19-1500 Door Latch W/Strike Chrome-Plated Offset 3/4" To 1-5/8"

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Special Price $101.74 Regular Price $156.77
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W19-1500
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Electrical & Hardware, Door Latches/Locks & Keys,
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The Component Hardware Group W19-1500 Door Latch W/Strike Chrome-Plated Offset, which is used to lock panels and doors on commercial foodservice equipment. It gives a grip to ensure that the compartments are closed during normal running to ensure that they run well. It is usually installed on refrigeration units, cabinets, and appliances, and enables them to open and close doors, yet they are firmly fastened. Its 3/4" to 1-5/8" offset range is adjustable to ensure that it aligns with the plate to ensure the same optimal level.

Dimensions

  • Length: 12 In
  • Width: 4 In
  • Height: 3 In
  • Weight: 4.66 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Weight: 3.725 Lb
  • Length: 10-15/32" (266 Mm) Latch | 2-19/32" (66 Mm) Strike
  • Width: 2-31/32" (75 Mm) Latch | 2-15/16" (75 Mm) Strike
  • Height: 2" (51 Mm) Latch | 3-1/8" (79 Mm) Strike
  • Plating: Chrome-Plated
  • Offset: 3/4 To 1-5/8" (19 To 41 Mm)
  • Chg W19-1500
CHG:
CHGW19-1500, W19-1500
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What maintenance is required for the Component Hardware Group W19-1500 Latch?

Lubricate moving parts periodically with food-safe lubricant. Check screws and strike plate alignment. Inspect for bending or wear. Proper control ensures smooth latching, prevents accidental door openings, and maintains stable operation.

What are common issues with the Component Hardware Group W19-1500 Latch?

  • Latch sticking or failing to close properly.
  • Loose or missing screws causing misalignment.
  • Corrosion or rust affecting movement.
  • Bent latch or strike plate.
  • Inconsistent latching leading to door gaps.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off and unplug the appliance or door before starting.

Step2: Remove the old latch by unscrewing its mounting hardware.

Step3: Align the new latch with the existing mounting holes.

Step4: Secure the latch using the provided screws, ensuring it sits flush.

Step5: Check that the latch connects and releases smoothly.

Step6: Tighten all screws without overtightening.

Step7: Test the door or panel operation to confirm proper installation and safety.