Johnson Controls G720-BAD-1 Direct Spark Ignition Control Module 24V
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| 24V Direct Spark Ignition Control Module | |
| Johnson # G760Bad-1 ( Discontinued) Now Baso, | |
| Baso Black Module Bg1100Maak-1G | |
| 0 Pre-Purge, 3 Trials @ 5 Min Intervals, 4 Sec Retry, | |
| Includes Rajah Spark Adaptor And Instructions. | |
| For Blodget 36432 Use # 44-1596 Control Board. | |
| Cleveland Model | |
| Skillet Sgl/Sgm-30/40-T/R | |
| Garland Model? |
Description
More Information:
- CLEVELAND:2329100 ,CK4533053 ,SK2329100||GARLAND:2329100 ,4521585 ,4533053 ,CK4533053 ,GL4521585 ,GLCK4533053||JOHNSON CONTROLS:720BAD-2 ,G720-BAD-1 ,G760BAD-1
Step1: Disconnect all electrical supply and gas flow before starting.
Step2: Remove the old control unit and disconnect each wire connection.
Step3: Install the new module in the same mounting position and secure it tightly.
Step4: Reattach wiring according to the unit’s schematic, ensuring correct polarity.
Step5: Restore power and gas supply, then run a full ignition cycle test.
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What maintenance is required for the Johnson Controls G720-BAD-1 Direct Spark Ignition Control Module?
Inspect wiring connections regularly to ensure they are tight and free from corrosion. Keep the module clean, dry, and protected from heat or moisture exposure. Check ignition performance during scheduled system servicing to confirm accurate spark operation and replace if intermittent failures occur.
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What are common issues with the Johnson Controls G720-BAD-1 Direct Spark Ignition Control Module?
- No spark output preventing ignition.
- Intermittent ignition cycling or failure.
- Burned or damaged relay contacts.
- Loose or corroded wiring connections.
- Faulty flame sensing or control signal issues.
- Overheating leading to shutdown or reset.