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I have a Blodgett 1060B-S, the oven will tweek at the second round of pizzas put in and the stones will struggle to cook the pizzas. Then the pizzas will either start to overcook on the bottom and the

I have a Blodgett 1060B-S, the oven will tweek at the second round of pizzas put in and the stones will struggle to cook the pizzas. Then the pizzas will either start to overcook on the bottom and then under cook on the bottom, with vice-a-versa on the tops. I have replaced the Regulators, defusers, Burner assembly, Thermostat thus far....

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 04, 2007

SOURCE: lincoln pizza conveyor oven

have you checked the speed control?? it maybe off on the speed run some empty pans thru and time each one I will need a model to give you the entry and exit times for your model before we can futher. do it 3-5 times let me know

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 20, 2008

SOURCE: Viking Oven

you may have a couple problems here or just one.

1. Check the incoming gas pressure I believe on this oven it requires 7" of water column to operate.
2. check the output gas pressure at the gas valve it should be around 3.5" water column.

Looks like to me that either your utility company might have restricted the supply pressure or you may have a faulty gas valve or the gas valve might just need adjusted.

Hope this helps you
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butch welch

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  • Posted on Oct 25, 2008

SOURCE: large yellow flame, not cooking food thoroughly

I think ill give it a try for you. The gas lines come in thru you cutoff valve then thru you gas valve and on to the burner. right before the burner you will see a bell shape fitting. The gas line is in the center of the fitting and there will be some opening around this fitting That fitting has dust clogging it up. This is where the gas mixes with the air Turn your oven off and blow this fitting out.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 27, 2009

SOURCE: CANT FIND PART FOR COMMERCIAL PIZZA OVEN

contact first choice with mod no and ser no and they will source your part.first choice is in staffordshire,catering suppliers.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 05, 2009

SOURCE: NEED OVEN LEGS FOR BLODGETT 1000

i just took a set of 12" legs off of an older stove and put on a set of 19" legs. i can list them on ebay if you want to by them.

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