ReplyIs that a vegetable steamer?
Regular Guest
Some help on cleveland steamer. Any help?
Professional Member*
Is that a vegetable steamer?
Professional Member*
what's it doing or not doing?
Professional Member
Do NOT Google that!!!!
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Originally Posted by Heavyevans
well,you're no fun are you.
Regular Guest
Isn't telling people NOT to google that a really good way to ensure that they will? You know, human nature, curiosity, etc.
Professional Member
Give us the model number and tell us what the problem is.
Mark
Regular Guest
I dont think this has anything to do with cooking... ew
Professional Member
Now.....That's definately not right!!!
Regular Guest
No, not that steamer. Girlfriend didn't get akick out of it either. 24 CGA steamer, steam in cabinet from drain.
Former Site Administrator- Now Retired
Is the drain you have now an atmospheric drain or is it hard piped?
Regular Guest
runs to open floor drain, press solenoids not leaking by and drain not plugged, don't under stand part that looks like a filter drier
Former Site Administrator- Now Retired
Not sure what "looks like a filter drier is" unless it's a thermostatic trap but it shouldn't be on a convection steamer.
Is your drain pipe vented and run in 1.5" copper? There should also be a cold water valve that supplies drain water though a jet so the steam will not build up a vacuum and continue to go out the drain. Do they work and are those jets turned to spray down the drain?
Regular Guest
If your condensate traps are leaking ( what looks like a dryer) coming off the compartment supply lines then you could have the steam travel back up the compartment drain line and vent. Normal function of these traps are to drain off any water in the steam supply lines but not allow the steam to vent.
Regular Guest
Steamer works great in on position. yes on the jmet stream. yes 1.5" black iron though. 3 90's and less than 4' run.
steam vent through drain when in stanby. Going to have to find a parts break down.
Regular Guest
Look at drawing number 105881. Most likely your problem is here.
http://www.clevelandrange.com/docs/u...GA10_Parts.pdf
Regular Guest
I believe Ur correct, Think they can be cleaned? they are not cheap, but easy to replace
Former Site Administrator- Now Retired
If you are talking about the thermostatic trap it's best just to change them out. They can't be taken apart to be cleaned and if you try to soak them in a cleaning solution your labor would be more than the cost of the trap.
Regular Guest
thank you for the hel[p, traps took care of the problems
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