Garland 2405100 Griddle Dual Solenoid Gas Valve 3/8" FPT IN/OUT 24V

SKU: 2405100 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Dual Solenoid Gas Regulator Control, 24V, 60Hz, Nat.
3/8" Fpt In/Out (Dual Outlet),
Garland Griddle Cg-24R, Cg-36R, Cg-48R, Cg-60R, Cg-72R,
Gaw-24, Gaw-36, Gaw-48, Gaw-60, Gaw-72

Description

The Garland 2405100 Gas Control Valve 3/8" FPT IN/OUT 24V regulates the supply of gas to the griddle burner by adjusting the supply to the heat requirements during operation. It operates by an internal control system that opens or closes the gas passage with the change in temperature setting to enable the burner maintain the necessary amount of heat. This valve is installed in the gas system of the griddle and installed between the incoming gas line and the burner manifold to control the fuel flow.

More Information:

  • GARLAND:2405100||WHITE RODGERS:25M03 TYPE 704

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

Step2: Allow the unit to cool completely before servicing.

Step3: Remove access panels to locate the existing gas valve.

Step4: Disconnect gas lines and electrical leads from the old valve.

Step5: Install the new valve, aligning connections properly.

Step6: Reconnect gas lines and wiring securely.

Step7: Restore power and gas, then check carefully for leaks and proper operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Garland 2405100 Solenoid Valve?

    Regularly inspect the gas valve for debris, corrosion, or leaks around the fittings and connections. Ensure electrical terminals remain tight and free from moisture. Periodically test solenoid activation and confirm proper gas flow. Always turn off and power before servicing.

  • What are common issues with the Garland 2405100 Solenoid Valve?

    • Solenoid fails to open or close properly.
    • Gas flow is inconsistent or restricted.
    • Electrical coil burns out or overheats.
    • Gas leakage from threaded connections.