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When a Cleveland steamer stops producing steam or a kettle fails to maintain temperature, AllPoints has you covered with the right Cleveland parts that deliver factory-spec reliability, longevity, and fitment. Cleveland Range has a history that stretches back to 1847, translating into nearly 180 years of helping professional kitchens get the job done. From the early days of producing French steel ranges to the modern lineup of steamers, kettles, cook-chill systems, and tilt skillets, Cleveland Range has been serving generations of cooks with the equipment they can count on during the toughest shifts. As an authorized dealer, AllPoints helps keep that legacy going with genuine OEM Cleveland parts that get your trusted steamer, kettle, or tilt skillet back to the performance your kitchen operations demand.
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Cleveland kitchen equipment works overtime in school cafeterias, hospital kitchens, busy restaurants, and other foodservice operations. Its components wear from heavy-duty use and age. When anything from door gaskets and water level probes to precision steam solenoid valves and ignition controls needs replacing, trust AllPoints – your authorized source for Cleveland replacement parts built to the manufacturer's exact specs.
A steamer not producing steam is a disruptive failure in any kitchen. On auto-fill models, possible component failures are a failed solenoid valve (water stops entering the system), a dirty or faulty water level probe (inaccurate readings of the water level), or a malfunctioning control board (it won't allow the heating cycle to run). Blocked water inlets or scale buildup can cause similar problems.
The solution to a steamer leaking water may be as simple and inexpensive as a new door gasket or correcting door latch alignment. If your steamer isn't reaching proper temperature or struggles to hold it, a thermostat is a possible culprit. On electric models, heating elements may need inspection, while gas models may suffer from burner and ignition problems.
Whether you're servicing a SteamChef, SteamCraft, or another Cleveland model, check the equipment information to find the right Cleveland steamer parts that match your unit via our AI-powered search.
With everything from soups and sauces to large batches of prepared foods going through Cleveland kettles on a daily basis, tilting mechanism failures or heating issues can dramatically slow down your operations.
A direct steam kettle that won't heat evenly or at all often has a steam supply or control valve problem, which prevents controlled flow into the jacket. Or, it can be caused by a faulty steam trap that keeps condensate and air trapped inside the steam jacket. A kettle not tilting properly can be traced back to a faulty limit switch on power-tilt models, worn gears or bearings/bushings on manual-tilt models, among other causes.
AllPoints offers Cleveland kettle parts for maintenance and repair jobs, including temperature controls, safety thermostats, valves, seals, handwheels, and other model-specific components.
A tilt skillet is a versatile piece of equipment and its breakdown can affect multiple menu items at once. If it won't tilt and you can't drain it, a defective relay or switch that controls the tilt circuit may fail to provide signal to the motor, or the motor itself may have reached the end of its service life. Wiring connections and gear assemblies are worth checking too. On manual units, check for signs of wear in the handwheel or gearbox assembly. If the skillet isn't maintaining its set temperature, the heating system and control components need inspecting – the operating thermostat, heating elements, and gas ignition controls, depending on the model.
Order Cleveland parts at AllPoints, an authorized dealer with a direct relationship with the manufacturer. We have a large inventory of OEM Cleveland Range parts that meet the exact specifications your cooking equipment was built around, with six distribution centers supporting 2-day-or-less delivery to most of the country.
