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Blodgett 55131 NAT/LP Gas Pilot Burner, 1/4" OR 3/16" CCT

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The Blodgett 55131 NAT/LP Gas Pilot Burner, 1/4" Or 3/16" CCT, lights the main gas supply by creating a small, controlled flame at the pilot point. It can be used with natural gas or propane gas and has tubing connections that can be used flexibly. This pilot burner is mounted directly into the burner assembly, and the flame is directed dependably to reach the main burner ignition area. It has a small size that allows it to fit well into the gas orifices and yet fits well into the combustion chamber of the appliance to operate consistently.

Dimensions

  • Length: 2 In
  • Width: 1.5 In
  • Height: 1 In
  • Weight: 0.06 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Nat/Lp, 1/4" Or 3/16" Cct To Accommodate Various Forms Of
  • Pilot From Blodgett
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What maintenance is required for the Blodgett 55131 Pilot Burner?

Clean the pilot orifice and burner tip regularly to prevent carbon buildup and ensure stable flame performance. Check gas line connections for tightness and leaks. Proper maintenance supports accurate ignition, better operation, and consistent heating efficiency in oven.

What are common issues with the Blodgett 55131 Pilot Burner?

  • Inconsistent ignition or delayed lighting.
  • Gas supply restriction or pressure fluctuation.
  • Flame going out during operation.
  • Carbon buildup reducing burner efficiency.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off gas supply and power before servicing.

Step2: Remove old pilot burner if replacing carefully.

Step3: Mount new pilot burner to bracket using correct fittings .

Step4: Connect gas line securely, check alignment.

Step5: Tighten connections and check leaks with soap solution.

Step6: Test flame stability and shut off safely if abnormal.