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Town Food Service 56861 On/off Gas Valve Knob - RM-50/RM-55
Part #56861
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
- Replacement valve for Town Food Service wok ranges and Chinese cooking equipment
- Regulates flow to a key system on the original equipment
- OEM replacement for Town Food Service Part# TWN56861
- Direct fit for original Town Food Service equipment
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The Town Food Service On/off Gas Valve Knob - RM-50/RM-55 (Part# 56861) is a genuine OEM replacement valve for Town Food Service wok ranges and Chinese cooking equipment. This valve regulates the flow of gas, water, or air within Town Food Service wok ranges and Chinese cooking equipment, opening and closing at the correct point in the operating cycle to control the process it feeds.
Valves see constant cycling under pressure and, depending on the media they control, exposure to heat, moisture, or mineral buildup, all of which wear the internal seat and seal over time. A failing valve commonly presents as a leak past the seat, a flow that will not fully shut off, or a valve that sticks and fails to open when needed.
Replacement should be performed by a licensed technician qualified to work on the relevant gas, water, or air supply. Shut off and relieve pressure in the line feeding the valve before disconnecting the fittings on either side, noting the flow-direction and orientation of the original part. Remove the failed valve, install the new one in the same orientation, and reconnect fittings with fresh sealant as required. Restore supply and test for leaks and correct function before returning the unit to service.
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Valves see constant cycling under pressure and, depending on the media they control, exposure to heat, moisture, or mineral buildup, all of which wear the internal seat and seal over time. A failing valve commonly presents as a leak past the seat, a flow that will not fully shut off, or a valve that sticks and fails to open when needed.
Replacement should be performed by a licensed technician qualified to work on the relevant gas, water, or air supply. Shut off and relieve pressure in the line feeding the valve before disconnecting the fittings on either side, noting the flow-direction and orientation of the original part. Remove the failed valve, install the new one in the same orientation, and reconnect fittings with fresh sealant as required. Restore supply and test for leaks and correct function before returning the unit to service.
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