Vulcan Hart 00-356595-00001 Oven High Voltage Ignition Cable

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Ignition Cable.
27" Long With 1/4" F Push Ons On Both Ends,
7Mm Suppression Cable
Vulcan
Convection Oven Gco(4S,44S,4D,4C), Gdo(4,44)
Wolf Oven Wkgf

Description

The Vulcan Hart 00-356595-00001 Oven High Voltage Ignition Cable is a high-tension lead that supplies the electrical energy to produce a spark at the ignition electrode in an ignition system. It is installed in the internal control cavity and the burner assembly of the oven where it combines with the gas valve, safety controls, and the electrode. The ignition system provides spark delivery to achieve consistent burner lighting, which leads to consistent operation and safe start-up.

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Step1: Turn off gas and disconnect power to the appliance.

Step2: Remove access panel to reach the ignition module and burner.

Step3: Detach the old ignition cable from the electrode and module terminals.

Step4: Route the new cable along the original path, avoiding heat sources.

Step5: Firmly connect both ends to the electrode and ignition module.

Step6: Secure with clips, replace panel, restore power and gas, and test ignition.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Vulcan Hart 00-356595-00001 Ignition Cable?

    Regularly inspect the ignition cable for cracks, burns, or loose connections that may affect spark transmission. Ensure the cable is securely attached to both the ignition source and electrode. Keep the surrounding area clean to prevent grease buildup and heat damage.

  • What are common issues with the Vulcan Hart 00-356595-00001 Ignition Cable?

    • Failure to produce spark due to internal wire damage.
    • Loose or corroded terminal connections affecting ignition.
    • Heat exposure causing insulation cracking or melting.
    • Intermittent ignition from worn or frayed cable ends.