Southbend Range 1181127 Rear Pilot Assembly Cafe 300

Product Description

The SOUTHBEND RANGE 1181127 is a rear pilot assembly designed as a direct OEM replacement component for the Cafe 300 series commercial range. The pilot assembly provides the continuous or intermittent ignition source that lights the main burner on gas-fired commercial cooking equipment. This part includes the pilot tube and tip, which deliver the small gas flame that initiates burner ignition. It is a field-replaceable component typically serviced by a licensed commercial kitchen equipment technician or qualified gas appliance service professional when the pilot fails to hold a flame or becomes clogged with carbon deposits.

The 1181127 rear pilot assembly is intended for use in commercial foodservice environments where Southbend Cafe 300 series gas ranges are in operation. Typical installation scenarios include replacing a failed or degraded pilot tube and tip in a restaurant, cafeteria, catering kitchen, or institutional kitchen setting. The rear pilot position indicates this assembly serves the back burner section of the range. Proper pilot flame size and positioning are critical to reliable burner ignition and safe gas appliance operation.

Key Features

• OEM-style rear pilot assembly built for the Southbend Cafe 300 series gas range
• Includes pilot tube and tip for complete pilot circuit replacement
• Rear-position design services the back burner ignition zone
• Direct replacement part minimizes downtime in commercial kitchen environments

Compatibility

Designed as a direct OEM-style replacement rear pilot assembly for the Southbend Cafe 300 (CAFE300) series commercial gas range.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed gas appliance service technician or qualified commercial kitchen equipment service professional. Shut off the gas supply to the range and allow all components to cool completely before beginning service. After installation, verify pilot flame characteristics and check all gas connections for leaks using an approved leak detection solution before returning the appliance to service. Work should comply with applicable local gas codes and the appliance manufacturer's service documentation.