Cleveland KE603774-1 Ignition Module Direct Spark CSA Single

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Prepurge None, Interpurge: 30 Sec.,
Input 24Vac 60Hz, Valve: 24Vac 2.0A Max

Description

The Cleveland KE603774-1 Ignition Module is an essential component for direct spark ignition in gas appliances. Powered by a 24 VAC/60 Hz input, it assures efficient operation with an interpurge cycle of 30 seconds that clears residual gas for safety. It has maximum valve output of 24VAC at 2.0A to offer strong control for constant ignition. The no-pre purge design makes it easy to use, making it suitable for use in kitchens or industries. This module improves the reliability of equipment, and helps achieve the better use of gas while maintaining safety in unsuitable conditions.

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

Step2: Open the service panel to locate the existing ignition module.

Step3: Label each wire, then disconnect them from the old module.

Step4: Secure the new module in the mounting position and reconnect wiring properly.

Step5: Close the panel, restore gas and power, and test the ignition sequence for smooth startup.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Cleveland KE603774-1 Ignition Module?

    Regularly inspect the module for secure wiring and any signs of corrosion or damage. Keep surrounding surfaces clean from grease and debris to ensure reliable ignition. Proper care supports consistent operation and safe use. Always disconnect power before servicing.

  • What are common issues with the Cleveland KE603774-1 Ignition Module?

    • Failure to generate spark consistently
    • Intermittent ignition or misfiring
    • Loose or damaged electrical connections
    • Module overheating or tripping safety mechanisms