White Rodgers 36C03U-402 Natural Gas Safety Valve 3/4" X 3/4" FPT 4" WC

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Robertshaw Nat Gas Safety, 4" Wc, Model 7000 Bmvr,
Mfg #343-701-480
3/4" Fpt In X 3/4" Fpt Out
Nat To Lp Conv Kit H511, G-156. # 511470
American Range Fryer Af-25, Af-45, Af-75

Description

The White Rodgers 36C03U-402 Natural Gas Safety Valve functions as a various component for heating system gas flow control. The valve works with 3/4" FPT fittings and functions at a 4 inches water column pressure level to serve different improve systems. The main purpose of this partis to distribute gas safely and reliably for efficient operation of heating appliances including furnaces and water heaters. The safety valve has been built to endure improve demands while maintaining extended operational durability. The safety partintegrates a manual reset function that stops gas leaks.

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Step1: Shut off gas supply and electrical power, ventilate area to avoid gas buildup.

Step2: Remove existing valve and clean pipe threads thoroughly to ensure proper sealing.

Step3: Apply approved pipe thread sealant and install new valve in correct flow direction.

Step4: Tighten fittings securely without over-torquing to avoid cracking or leaks.

Step5: Restore gas slowly, check all joints with leak detection solution, and test operation under supervision.

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  • What maintenance is required for the White Rodgers 36C03U-402 Safety Valve?

    Inspect and clean the Gas valve body and connections regularly to prevent gas leaks and blockages. Ensure proper venting and secure fittings. Check for corrosion and test pressure operation periodically for safe and stable performance.

  • What are common issues with the White Rodgers 36C03U-402 Safety Valve?

    • Gas leakage from worn seals or loose fittings at connections points.
    • Inconsistent flame due to pressure irregularities in system.
    • Valve failure or sticking from debris buildup over time.
    • Electrical thermocouple sensing issues causing shutdown during operation.