Robertshaw 41-206 Hot Surface Ignitor

Robertshaw 41-206 Hot Surface Ignitor

Robertshaw

  • $24.41


The Robertshaw 41-206 Hot Surface Ignitor is a high-performance, Norton-style oven ignitor designed for precision ignition in commercial and residential gas ranges. This 120V AC hot surface ignitor is engineered with high physical and thermal strength to withstand rigorous daily cycling. It operates within a standard 3.2 to 3.6 Amp range, making it a reliable direct replacement ignitor for a wide variety of OEM cooking appliances. Featuring a 5-1/2" ceramic base and a total length of 7-3/16", the 41-206 provides consistent heat-up times and matches perfectly with Robertshaw bi-metal gas valves to ensure safe, silent ignition. The assembly includes 8-3/8" lead wires with stripped ends, allowing for adaptable field wiring. As a veteran technician knows, maintaining the amperage draw within factory specs is critical for control board longevity; the Robertshaw 41-206 is the industry standard for restoring heating performance without risking electrical mismatch.

Key Benefits:

  • OEM Compatibility: Designed as a direct internal replacement for Norton Type 501 ignitors used by major appliance manufacturers.
  • Optimized Amperage: Precisely rated at 3.2-3.6 Amps to ensure proper sync with bi-metal gas safety valves.
  • Exceptional Durability: Constructed with premium materials to provide high thermal shock resistance and prevent premature failure during high-heat cycles.
  • Complete Install Kit: Each unit comes standard with porcelain wire nuts to facilitate a secure, heat-resistant electrical connection.

Common Questions:

What are the symptoms of a failing 41-206 ignitor?
Usually, you will see the ignitor glowing but not reaching a high enough temperature to open the gas valve, or a complete lack of continuity in the silicon carbide element. Always check amperage draw during a call for heat.

Can I touch the black element during installation?
No. Skin oils can create hot spots on the ceramic element, leading to localized stress and immediate failure. Always handle the ignitor by its porcelain base.

Is this compatible with 240V systems?
No, this is a 120VAC ignitor. Installing it in a high-voltage circuit will lead to immediate component failure. Verify your supply voltage before wiring.

Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.

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