Garland 4602646 Ignition Control Box 24V

SKU: 4602646 Brand:
Garland
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
No Longer Johnson Control,
1 Trial 50 Sec No Retry, 24V, Johnson, 3 X 4-3/4 Blue Box
Replaced With Black Box, Baso Bg1600M20Ep-1Ad

Description

The Garland 4602646 Ignition Control Box 24V is a replacement part that is used to control ignition and safety sequences in commercial cooking appliances. It is controlled by a 24-volt control interface to give the timed spark signals and flame presence. This is a control box that is commonly found in professional kitchen where the ignition timing and safety are needed. Being an essential component of the appliance control system, it assists in maintaining the burner lighting consistency, provides stable operation, and adds to the safe and accurate operation during constant use in food services.

More Information:

  • GARLAND:1935601 ,4528855 ,4602646 ,CK02-008||JOHNSON CONTROLS:G777MHA-1

Step1: Disconnect power and gas supply allow unit to cool.

Step2: Remove old control box note and label wiring connections.

Step3: Mount new ignition control box securely on existing bracket.

Step4: Reconnect wiring, restore power and gas test ignition sequence operation.

Step5: Check for gas leaks and flame stability ensure safe operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Garland 4602646 Ignition Control Box?

    Inspect wiring connections and secure mounting to prevent vibration damage. Keep unit free of grease, dust, and moisture for accurate ignition. Verify voltage compatibility and replace worn terminals safely.

  • What are common issues with the Garland 4602646 Ignition Control Box?

    • Intermittent ignition failure due to faulty relay or internal circuitry.
    • No spark or weak ignition caused by worn terminals or poor connections.
    • Overheating or shutdown from voltage irregularities or gas system pressure.
    • Corrosion or moisture damage affecting control board performance.