Johnson Controls 720BAD-2 Direct Spark Ignition Control Module 24V

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720BAD-2
The Johnson Controls 720BAD-2 Direct Spark Ignition Control Module serves as a 24V ignition module that enables dependable spark ignition in improve cooking equipment. The 720BAD-2 Direct Spark Ignition Control Module functions with Blodgett 36432 and Cleveland Skillet SGL/SGM-30/40-T/R and other models. The partfunctions without pre-purge while providing three ignition attempts spaced by five-minute intervals during a four-second retry period. The product bundle contains both the Rajah spark adaptor and step-by-step installation guidelines. This partprovides professional kitchens with reliable ignition functions and user-Interfaceoperation and superior performance benefits.

Dimensions

  • Length: 7 In
  • Width: 5 In
  • Height: 2.5 In
  • Weight: 0.75 lbs
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Product Notes

  • 24V Direct Spark Ignition Control Module
  • Johnson # G760Bad-1 ( Discontinued) Now Baso,
  • Baso Black Module Bg1100Maak-1G
  • 0 Pre-Purge, 3 Trials @ 5 Min Intervals, 4 Sec Retry,
  • Includes Rajah Spark Adaptor And Instructions.
  • For Blodget 36432 Use # 44-1596 Control Board.
  • Cleveland Model
  • Skillet Sgl/Sgm-30/40-T/R
  • Garland Model?
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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Johnson Controls 720BAD-2 Direct Spark Ignition Control Module?

The module should be inspected regularly for secure mounting and clean electrical connections to ensure accurate ignition performance. Check wiring terminals for corrosion, looseness, or heat damage. Keep the control area free of dust and moisture. Proper inspection assists maintain better spark ignition and consistent burner operation.

What are common issues with the Johnson Controls 720BAD-2 Direct Spark Ignition Control Module?

  • No spark or intermittent ignition failure.
  • Ignition lockout due to failed flame sensing.
  • Relay or internal circuit failure causing no output.
  • Corroded or loose terminal connections.
  • Repeated reset cycles or failure to complete ignition sequence.
  • Voltage supply issues affecting module operation.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Shut off power and gas supply, then confirm system is fully de-energized.

Step2: Note existing wiring layout before removing the old ignition control.

Step3: Secure the new ignition control module onto the control panel mounting points.

Step4: Transfer each wire to matching terminals as per wiring diagram.

Step5: Restore power and initiate startup sequence while observing ignition action.

Step6: Check better flame detection and shutoff response under normal operation.