does valve 53 in size work on a flat griddle top?
1097821
It may but it depends how you are going to use it, It worked for me on my hookup.
1097822
Depends on the griddle, as long as the griddle will accept M12 x1.5 male thread it should work. It requires low pressure gas feed though.
1097823
I cant answer specificly but am sure it can be fitted up to most anything. Jb
1065190
Yes. It is designed for flat top, electric, or gas ranges. you want to monitor your heat output with gas or french flat tops to avoid over heating and warping the steel.
191540
Chances are it will work ok as is. The burner has a specified pressure and nozzle size. The burner instructions should show them.
989554
This number should be on the old valve? If it's not the same number then I don't know? I installed this valve on my filter and it fit fine, but like I said it was the same number SP710X32! I hope this helps? John
994428
Yes, I have a ceramic Jenn-air glass range. This griddle works great on it! It's flat on the bottom and fits my stove perfectly. The dimensions are accurate in the listing.
1798989
I did a rough measure on mine and it fits perfect. The old lid fit pretty tight so I actually like this one better. And it's perfectly flat.
297204
You need to search for Toto fill valves and enter your model #. They will let you know which valve fits on your model.
918770
Ours is a Model 380.......now several years old. This valve works perfectly.
852938
Honestly, I don't know. I don't have a flat gas top. I suggest you research and find out.
809427
This steamer does have a flat bottom, works fantastic, my range is gas with a porcelain top. I see no reason why it would not work on a glass top, but I would check with your manufacturer as to the weight you "elements" hold, I was told that the ceramic is only re-enforced within the element ring and they are rated at different weight load, so check it out!
553557
Yes, If you are choose the right size safety valve for your particular pressure cooker model.
2085309
I'm not familiar with the Thermador. Whether or not these "universal" knobs will work depends upon the length of your current phenolic (plastic) knob shaft below the indicator dial face. Pull the whole dial knob off & measure the length of the dial shaft (below the dial face) that connects to the mating portion of the valve operating stem below your cook-top. If that (plastic) shaft is longer than about 3/4", it probably won't work. I have a Chambers cook top with phenolic dial shafts that are 1-1/4" long. This didn't work for me, everything was too short. This is frustrating, I could sketch up a view of what I'm trying to explain in (30) seconds, but that's not possible in this format. Hope this helps, good luck. Mike
342279
No. I was disappointed by that. nevertheless, it has worked on both coil and flat stove top for me. The tip of each hole touches the bottom and helps heating the whole pan.
715445
Don't know your model, so I don't know. We bought this for an old Sears pressure canner and it works for it. It's heavy enough to not rattle or release steam until you get over about 15 lbs. pressure.
1239207
Not sure. I just measured my old cooking grid to make sure the size matched this one.
28536
You need to check your valve model, the S220T came with a 1-1/2" valve and a 2" valve. If your valve has a SP714 on it, its correct. If it has a SP716 on it you need a different part.
2231911
Yes it does. I have a flat top and used it on the smaller burners and made sure the handle was not over the element the later was most likely on the side of caution.