Cleveland KE003660 Ignition Control Module Kit

SKU: KE003660 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Ignition Control Module,
We Now Carry New Style Fenwal Kit. Same As Oem.
Cleveland
Kettle Series Kgl, Kgl-T & Where Applicable

Description

The Cleveland KE003660 Ignition Control Module Kit controls the ignition cycle by controlling the power. To the spark system and checking the flame indicators during the starting process and operation. It synchronizes the timing of the gas valve and ignition parts to create and preserve a regulated ignition cycle. The module is normally installed in the control compartment and attached to the ignition and sensing circuits. This kit facilitates correct electrical communication between the control inputs and ignition outputs in commercial equipment that is used in food preparation processes.

More Information:

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Step1: Turn off gas supply and electrical power before starting installation; let kettle cool completely.

Step2: Remove access panel and carefully disconnect old module wiring, noting terminal positions.

Step3: Mount new ignition control module securely in the original bracket using proper fasteners.

Step4: Reconnect wiring harness per labeling diagram; ensure all connections are tight and correct.

Step5: Restore power, test ignition cycle, and check for stable flame operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Cleveland KE003660 Ignition Control Module?

    Inspect wiring connections regularly to ensure they are tight and free from corrosion. Keep the control module dry and protected from heat or moisture exposure. Clean surrounding areas to prevent dust buildup. Proper checks maintains accurate ignition and safe kettle operation.

  • What are common issues with the Cleveland KE003660 Ignition Control Module?

    • Ignition failure caused by faulty or weakened electrical control signals.
    • Intermittent operation due to loose or corroded wiring connections.
    • System not initiating heating cycle because of control module malfunction.
    • Module lockout or reset issues due to voltage fluctuations or internal fault detection.