Blodgett BL32265 Oven Ignitor 15" Leads 3/16" Female Push On
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Ignitor, 115V | |
| 2-3/4" Long W/15" Leads, 1 Has 3/16" Female Push On, | |
| Other Wire Stripped Bare. | |
| For Bracket Use # 26-1808 | |
| Blodgett Oven Dfg | |
| Market Forge Oven | |
| Southbend Oven Xe, Xse, | |
| Used W/Igniter "Ajs" Control Module # 44-1277 |
Description
More Information:
- BLODGETT:17460 ,17515 ,32265 ,90059 ,90106 ,BL17460 ,BL17515 ,BL32265 ,BL90059 ,BL90106||GROEN:54285 ,GR54285||MARKET FORGE:08-6350 ,8-6350 ,S08-6350||SOUTHBEND:A93-00007 ,SOUA93-00007
Step1: Disconnect oven from power and gas supply before starting to avoid shock or fire hazard.
Step2: Open access panel and locate old ignitor assembly.
Step3: Remove mounting screws and carefully disconnect push-on terminals.
Step4: Install new ignitor, align bracket, and secure screws.
Step5: Reconnect female push-on leads firmly.
Step6: Restore power and test ignition cycle.
Step7: Ensure all connections are tight and verify proper flame ignition before closing panel.
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What maintenance is required for the Blodgett BL32265 Ignitor?
Inspect the ignitor regularly for carbon buildup and gently clean the electrode to maintain accurate ignition. Check the leads and female push-on connections for tight fit and wear. Proper upkeep ensures consistent oven performance and reduces ignition failures.
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What are common issues with the Blodgett BL32265 Ignitor?
- Ignitor failure from cracked ceramic or worn electrode.
- Loose or corroded push-on connections are causing intermittent sparks.
- Lead insulation damage from heat exposure.
- Weak or no ignition leading to delayed burner start.