Blodgett 7908 Oven Solenoid Valve Repair Kit 3/4" 9/16" Dia 4 Bolt 24V Coil

SKU: 7908 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Nat/Lp Pilot, Tube Size 1/4" Or 3/16"
Flame Pattern Straight,
# 261128 Orifice For Nat
# 261129 Orifice For Lp.
Blodgett
Oven Series 900.

Description

The Blodgett 7908 Solenoid Valve Repair Kit is an essential part of oven models in the 900 series operating efficiently and safely. This 3/4" valve is designed specifically for use with natural and propane gas systems, has a 9/16" diameter, a 4 bolt configuration and operates with a 24V coil. The tube size is 1/4" or 3/16" straight flame pattern and compatible with orifices #261128 for natural gas and #261129 for LP gas. This repair kit is designed to make sure that your oven is getting a solid gas flow to the burner system and everything is working properly.

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Step1: Disconnect power and shut gas/water supply; ensure oven is completely cool.

Step2: Remove access panel and label wiring for reference.

Step3: Detach faulty solenoid valve components carefully assembly.

Step4: Install repair kit parts, aligning bolt pattern and seals properly.

Step5: Reconnect coil wiring securely and tighten fittings.

Step6: Restore supply, test operation for leaks and proper operation correct.

Step7: Verify safe operation before closing panel.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Blodgett 7908 Solenoid Valve Repair Kit?

    Inspect the oven solenoid valve components regularly for debris, damage, or gas residue that could affect operation. Ensure the coil connections are secure and clean. Replace worn internal parts during servicing. Always shut off gas and power before performing maintenance.

  • What are common issues with the Blodgett 7908 Solenoid Valve Repair Kit?

    • Oven valve not opening or closing properly.
    • Weak or failed coil operation.
    • Gas flow restriction due to internal damage or debris.
    • Leakage from damaged seals or components.
    • Delayed response affecting burner ignition and performance.