Blodgett BL56463 Oven Pilot Burner-NAT
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Nat 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 # 26-1674 | |
| Blodgett | |
| Oven Series | Dfg 50, 100, 200 & 300 |
| (After 1/1/86), Zephaire G | |
| With Solid State Controls. |
Description
More Information:
A pilot burner assembly designed to provide the ignition flame required for natural gas in commercial ovens. This component includes an igniter, a 36-inch wire, and a flame sensor, allowing it to support burner ignition and flame monitoring functions within compatible oven systems. The assembly features a left flame pattern and a 3/16-inch tube size and is configured for natural gas applications. Installed in commercial oven gas systems, the pilot burner maintains a stable pilot flame used to ignite the main burner when heat is required. The integrated flame sensor helps verify flame presence for proper burner operation. Commonly used in compatible Blodgett oven series equipped with solid-state controls, this component plays an important role in reliable ignition and heating performance. Replacing a worn, damaged, or failed pilot burner assembly may help restore proper ignition response and normal oven operation.
Equipment Compatibility:
Applications for Blodgett Oven Pilot Burner-NAT include commercial gas ovens in the DFG and Zephaire series equipped with solid-state controls. This Oven Pilot Burner-NAT BL56463 is compatible with commercial equipment from leading brands such as Blodgett, and more, where reliable pilot ignition, flame sensing, and burner operation are required for dependable equipment performance.
Brand Compatibility:
This product replaces multiple part numbers used across compatible equipment models from brands such as Blodgett, Commercial Parts, and Johnson Controls. Interchange information is supplied separately for accurate identification and procurement.
Product Specifications:
SKU: BL56463
Manufacturer: Blodgett
Product Type: Oven Pilot Burner
Fuel Type: Natural Gas (NAT)
Factory Reference: Johnson Controls J990FTW-1
Tube Size: 3/16"
Flame Pattern: Left
Igniter: Included
Wire Length: 36"
Key Features:
- Produces the pilot flame required to ignite the main oven burner
- Includes an integrated flame sensor for flame verification and burner control functions
- Supplied with an igniter and 36-inch wire for installation within compatible oven systems
- Configured for natural gas applications with the specified natural gas orifice
- Left flame pattern supports proper flame positioning within the burner assembly
- Designed for commercial ovens equipped with solid-state ignition controls
- Supports consistent burner ignition and proper heating system operation
Installing the new pilot burner assembly helped restore proper ignition response and maintain consistent burner operation during normal oven use.
Step1: Shut off the gas supply to the oven before beginning.
Step2: Access the burner section of the unit.
Step3: Carefully remove the old pilot burner.
Step4: Install the new burner in the correct position.
Step5: Reconnect the gas line tightly.
Step6: Turn the gas supply back on.
Step7: Test ignition and flame consistency safely.
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What maintenance is required for the Blodgett BL56463 Pilot Burner?
Regularly inspect the pilot burner for grease, dust, or carbon buildup that may restrict the flame. Clean the pilot orifice and surrounding components carefully to maintain proper ignition. Check the igniter wire and flame sensor for secure connections. Routine inspection assists in ensuring accurate burner ignition and stable oven operation.
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What are common issues with the Blodgett BL56463 Pilot Burner?
- Pilot flame failing to ignite or stay lit.
- Weak or unstable pilot flame affecting burner ignition.
- Blocked or partially clogged pilot orifice.
- Faulty flame sensor preventing burner activation.
- Igniter or electrode failure causing ignition problems.