Garland 2200700 Griddle Pilot Assembly

Special Price $30.69 Regular Price $34.78
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SKU
2200700
The Garland 2200700 Griddle Pilot Assembly heats the main burners and produces a small flame that lights up the gas when the control valve is switched to on. It is linked to the gas supply and must be firmly mounted in place to ensure contact between the flame and the burner orifice. The assembly is attached close to the burner to ignite directly. Its architecture is compatible with the current gas system, and it is placed inside the appliance without changing the neighboring parts. The design facilitates easy installation of the ignition flame.

Dimensions

  • Length: 2 In
  • Width: 2.5 In
  • Height: 1 In
  • Weight: 0.35 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Pilot Burner Only, No Orifice,
  • Nat/Lp Pilot, Factory # , Tube Size 3/16",
  • All Threads Are 3/16" Cct
  • Flame Pattern Standard,
  • No Longer Includes Olive Sleeve, If Needed, Can Use Pilot
  • Assembly # 51-1286
  • Garland
  • Range Hot Top: Stw286.
  • Series: Master Series Ovens, Griddles With Suffix
  • Re/Rce~
  • Mst4Se
  • Griddle Series: Gd
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Customer Questions
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What maintenance is required for the Garland 2200700 Pilot Assembly?

Regularly inspect the pilot assembly for blockages, corrosion, or debris. Ensure the tube and flame area are clean and connections are tight. Proper care prevents flame instability and gas leaks. Always turn off the gas supply before performing maintenance.

What are common issues with the Garland 2200700 Pilot Assembly?

  • Pilot flame not igniting.
  • Inconsistent or weak flame.
  • Gas leakage at connections.
  • Clogged or dirty pilot tube.
  • Electrical connection problems with the wire.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off the gas supply and disconnect power to the appliance.

Step2: Remove any panels to access the existing pilot assembly.

Step3: Carefully detach the old pilot, including wiring and tubing.

Step4: Install the new pilot assembly in the same position, reconnecting all connections.

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