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Robertshaw Controls is recalling its TS-11 thermal safety control gas valve and the magnet head that accompanies it. Robertshaw controls provide you the automatic gas shut off valve boiler gas modulating valve. If the pilot light goes out, the gas valve can stick in an open position, permitting gas to continue to flow, possibly causing an explosion. The recalled gas valves were produced between February 2003 and August 2004. The “magnet heads” on the gas valves were made during the same range of dates. The recalled products can be identified by date codes 0306 through and including 0432. The TS-11 gas valve with different manufacturing dates and a different hazard was recalled in 2002.The units were sold through original equipment manufacturers and food service equipment dealers to commercial food service providers (such as restaurants). The recalled products were sold from February 2003 through August 2004. Robertshaw Controls Company will arrange for free repair or replacement of the recalled gas flow control valves. If you smell gas near the appliance or in the building, immediately leave the area and call your gas company or a certified gas technician to investigate the cause. If you do not smell gas, check the pilot lights on your gas appliances. If any pilot lights are out, do not attempt to relight. Have the appliance examined by the gas company or a qualified technician. Have the date-code of your TS-11 gas valve ready when you contact Robertshaw. Manually turning off the gas service shutoff valve is the most common method to stop the flow of gas serving a building, or part of a building, in case of an emergency. Gas service shutoff valves are installed by PG&E at all gas meter locations or outside locations if the meter is not accessible from the outside.