Blodgett 34531 Pilot Burner Kit LP 3/16" CCT

SKU: 34531 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Lp Pilot, Factory # Johnson J990Ftw-1, Tube Size 3/16",
Flame Pattern Left,W/ Igniter W/ 36" Wire
Has Flame Sensor # 44-1013
Nat Orifice # 26-1673
Lp Orifice # 26-1664
Blodgett
Oven Series Dfg 50, 100, 200 & 300
(After 1/1/86), Zephaire G
With Solid State Controls.

Description

The Blodgett 34531 Pilot Burner Kit LP 3/16" CCT is an ignition component that is applied in commercial systems that are set up to use liquid propane gas. It supplies a steady pilot flame that lights up the main burner when in operation. The kit is installed close to the burner assembly and it is attached to the gas supply and ignition controls. It works as a component of the gas ignition system, which assists to start it correctly and maintain the same heating level throughout the cooking periods.

More Information:

Step1: Turn off gas supply and disconnect power; allow oven to cool completely.

Step2: Remove access panel and old pilot burner assembly carefully.

Step3: Position new burner kit in left flame orientation and secure fittings.

Step4: Reconnect gas and igniter leads, ensuring tight, leak-free connections.

Step5: Restore power and gas, then test ignition and flame stability. Use soapy water for leak check; wear gloves.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Blodgett 34531 Pilot Burner Kit?

    Regularly inspect the oven pilot burner and igniter for dirt or grease buildup and clean gently to ensure proper ignition. Check gas connections for leaks and secure fittings. Ensure the flame pattern remains steady and properly aligned. Always turn off gas supply before servicing.

  • What are common issues with the Blodgett 34531 Pilot Burner Kit?

    • Oven pilot fails to ignite or stay lit.
    • Weak or uneven left flame pattern.
    • Igniter not sparking consistently.
    • Gas flow irregularities causing delayed ignition.
    • Burner clogging leading to incomplete combustion.