Southbend 4440635 Range Ignition Kit W/ Spark Module Pilot Assembly

SKU: 4440635 Brand:
Southbend
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Includes Replacement Spark Module, Pilot Assy, Ignitor,
Wiring Harness, Hardware And Instructions For Nat Gas.
For Lp Also Order Pilot Orifice 26-1129.
New Style Ignition Module Only 44-1320
Southbend

Description

The Southbend 4440635 Range Ignition Kit with Spark Module Pilot Assembly is a part of the gas ranges, meant to increase safety and performance. This kit has an automatic pilotless ignition system which does not require standing pilot light hence saving gas and cost. When the control is in the “LITE” position, the spark module produces a spark that in turn ignites the gas that is released by the burner. Advantages include energy conservation, convenience, and better safety, suitable for use in restaurants and other households.

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  • SOUTHBEND:1164805 ,1168262 ,4440635

Step1: Turn off gas and disconnect electrical power to the range.

Step2: Remove access panels and disconnect the old ignition kit and pilot assembly.

Step3: Mount the new ignition kit and pilot assembly securely in place.

Step4: Reconnect wiring and gas fittings according to the equipment diagram.

Step5: Restore power and gas supply, then test ignition and pilot flame operation.

Step6: Check carefully for gas leaks and ensure all connections are tight.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Southbend 4440635 Ignition Kit?

    Inspect spark electrodes and pilot assembly regularly for carbon buildup and corrosion. Clean connections and verify tight wiring to ensure accurate ignition. Regular checks prevent misfires and ensure safe operation in high-heat cooking conditions.

  • What are common issues with the Southbend 4440635 Ignition Kit?

    • No spark or intermittent ignition due to failed module.
    • Weak pilot flame from clogged or misaligned assembly.
    • Loose wiring connections causing inconsistent ignition cycles.
    • Moisture or heat damage leading to module failure.