Johnson Controls G96HGA-17 Gas Solenoid Valve 1/2"25V
C$ 779.58
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C$ 1,390.14
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Dual Solenoid Valve | |
| 1/2" Fpt Gas In/Out, 25V, Nat, 190,000 Btu. Baso | |
| Nat To Lp Conversion Kit # 51-1059 | |
| Lp To Nat Conversion Kit # 51-1060 | |
| Blodgett/Middelby Marshall | |
| Oven Mt70Ph, Mt3855G, Mt3870. |
Description
The Johnson Controls G96HGA-17 Gas Solenoid Valve serves dual solenoid functions to control gas flow in Blodgett and Middleby Marshall MT70PH, MT3855G, and MT3870 ovens. The Johnson Controls G96HGA-17 Gas Solenoid Valve operates through 25V power while using 1/2" FPT gas in/out connections to deliver reliable natural gas performance up to 190,000 BTU. The BASO valve provides high-quality performance through smooth gas regulation which increases both appliance safety and operational efficiency. This supports quick fuel conversion between NAT and LP through kits 51-1059 and 51-1060 which makes it suitable for various improve kitchen applications.
More Information:
- BLODGETT:M5443 ,M5495||JOHNSON CONTROLS:G96HGA-17 ,G96HGA-19||MIDDLEBY MARSHALL:M5443 ,M5495
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What maintenance is required for the Johnson Controls G96HGA-17 Gas Solenoid Valve?
The Johnson Controls G96HGA-17 Gas Solenoid Valve should be checked for clean gas passages, debris-free inlet screens, and secure electrical leads. Inspect the coil for overheating and ensure the valve opens and closes smoothly during burner operation.
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How do I install the Johnson Controls G96HGA-17 Gas Solenoid Valve?
- Shut off gas and disconnect power to the equipment.
- Label and disconnect wiring from the existing solenoid valve.
- Remove gas fittings and take out the old valve.
- Install the new Johnson Controls G96HGA-17 valve in the same flow orientation.
- Reconnect gas piping with proper thread sealant and tighten securely.
- Reattach electrical leads, restore utilities, leak-test all joints, and verify proper valve actuation.
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What are common issues with the Johnson Controls G96HGA-17 Gas Solenoid Valve?
Common failures include valves sticking closed due to debris, weak or burnt coils that prevent opening, and delayed ignition from partial blockage. Loose wiring or low control voltage can also cause intermittent or weak valve operation.