Duke 175877K Ignition Module Service Assembly Lower Burner 24-5-3

SKU: 175877K Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Ignition Control Module, Lower Burner
Fenwal, 24 Vac, 3 Tries For Ignition
Duke Broiler Fbb

Description

The Duke 175877K Ignition Module Service Assembly Lower Burner 24-5-3 is a component of the system that is used in commercial gas appliances. It works by creating sparks so that the lower burner may be ignited to achieve safe and steady working during cooking. It is a valuable ignition module that ensures stable burner operation, adequate ignition timing, and minimizes the chances of damage in normal operation. It is fitted directly into the burner assembly and helps the overall efficiency and stability of the operation, so that the appliance will perform correctly in terms of heating.

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Step1: Disconnect power and gas supply; ensure unit is fully cooled before service.

Step2: Remove front access panel and locate the existing ignition control module assembly.

Step3: Disconnect wiring harness, carefully noting all terminal positions for reassembly.

Step4: Mount new module securely and reconnect wiring per diagram provided.

Step5: Restore power, test ignition cycle, verify flame stability; ensure no gas leaks before operation.

Step6: Calibrate settings per manufacturer specifications.

Step7: Perform full operational run and recheck safety interlocks.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Duke 175877K Ignition Control Module?

    Inspect wiring connections and ignition terminals regularly and keep the module free from grease buildup. Proper maintenance ensures accurate burner ignition and stable operation. Always disconnect power before servicing to prevent electrical hazards.

  • What are common issues with the Duke 175877K Ignition Control Module?

    • Ignition failure due to faulty control module or weak voltage supply.
    • Intermittent burner operation caused by loose wiring or connector corrosion.
    • Overheating or lockout triggered by sensor malfunction or control board error.
    • Delayed ignition or no spark due to electrode damage or misalignment.