Lincoln 369532 Single Trial Ignition Control 24V 60HZ 0.2 AMP

SKU: 369532 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Ignition Control, 24V, 60Hz, 0.2 Amp
Single Trial For Ignition, 6 Second Lockout.
4" X 5-1/16" Honeywell Hot Surface Ignitor,
24V, 6Ea 3/16" Tabes On Left And 4Ea 1/4" Tabs On Right
Lincoln Oven 1116, 1117

Description

The Lincoln 369532 Oven Ignition Control Module is a 0.2 Amp, 24V, 60Hz controls the production of sparks needed to start the oven burners. It is fitted into the control system of the oven and it liaises with the gas valves and safety sensors to ensure that the ignition timing is accurate. This is a essential part of the entire functioning of the appliance as it contributes to the stable work of the burner and helps in preserving the temperature precision in the commercial kitchen.

More Information:

  • LINCOLN:369532 ,LIN369532

Step1: Turn off power to the appliance to prevent electrical shock.

Step2: Locate the existing ignition control module and disconnect its wiring harness.

Step3: Remove mounting screws and carefully take out the old module.

Step4: Position the new ignition control in place and secure with screws.

Step5: Reconnect the wiring harness firmly to the new control.

Step6: Restore power and test the appliance to ensure proper ignition.

Step7: Handle the module carefully, avoid contact with electronic components.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Lincoln 369532 Single Trial Ignition Control?

    Periodically inspect the ignition control for loose connections, dust, or debris that may interfere with operation. Clean contacts gently and ensure proper wiring. Regular checks support maintaining consistent ignition and prevent unsafe sparks.

  • What are the common issues with the Lincoln 369532 Single Trial Ignition Control?

    • Failure to ignite on the first attempt
    • Intermittent sparking or misfires
    • Loose or corroded electrical connections
    • Error codes or system lockouts