Imperial 35682 Oven Fenwal Spark Ignition Module W/ 1/4" Tab Spark Connection 120V

SKU: 35682 Brand:
Imperial
Availability:
In Stock
(0)
$185.24 Price reduced from $448.51
Save $263.27
Have a Question? +1 (866) 863-0907 / (630) 326-8602

Specifications:

Attribute Details
Fenwal Automatic Spark Ignition Module, 120V
0 Prepurge, Ignition 4 Sec.
1/4" Tab Spark Connection
American Range
Imperial Ihr-C

Description

Imperial 35682 Fenwal Spark Ignition Module is a 120V automatic system that is used in commercial ovens. Equipped with a 1/4” tab spark connection it has a 4 seconds ignition delay and no pre-purge. Designed for American Range and Imperial IHR-C ovens, this module guarantees safe ignition and stable operation. The advantages include increased productivity, increased safety and decreased need for maintenance thus making it an essential component in maintaining efficiency of commercial ovens. Ideal for working individuals who want to gain optimum ignition in commercial cooking appliances.

More Information:

  • AMERICAN RANGE:A10066||IMPERIAL:35682

Step1: Turn off gas supply and disconnect power to the oven to prevent shock or gas leakage.

Step2: Remove oven panels to access the existing ignition module and label wiring connections.

Step3: Disconnect wires and tab spark lead, then remove old module from mounting bracket.

Step4: Install new module securely, reconnect wiring to matching terminals.

Step5: Restore power and gas, then test ignition for proper spark and operation.

Customer Reviews

No reviews yet. Be the first to write one!

  • What maintenance is required for the Imperial 35682 Spark Ignition Module?

    Inspect wiring and spark connections regularly for corrosion or looseness. Clean dust and grease buildup to ensure accurate ignition performance. Replace worn or damaged electrodes promptly to prevent ignition failure and maintain better oven operation.

  • What are common issues with the Imperial 35682 Spark Ignition Module?

    • No spark or intermittent ignition failure due to worn electrodes.
    • Faulty module causing no ignition or delayed start.
    • Loose or corroded connections leading to inconsistent operation.
    • Overheating or internal component failure causing shutdowns.