Beckett Igniter 5988 Screw PK

Beckett Igniter 5988 Screw PK

  • $4.46


The Beckett 5988 Screw Pack is a critical hardware kit designed for securing ignition transformers and electronic igniters to Beckett oil burner housings. Engineered for professional field repairs, these 10-32 x 3/8" screws feature a durable zinc plating to resist corrosion in high-heat environments. This kit ensures a vibration-resistant connection, maintaining proper alignment between the igniter terminals and the electrode springs for consistent oil burner arc stability. Whether performing a routine burner service or replacing a failed electronic igniter, using OEM-spec fasteners prevents stripping and ensures a ground path that meets original equipment standards. These screws are compatible with the AF, AFG, and NX series burner chassis, providing a precise fit that generic hardware often lacks, reducing the risk of transformer vibration and potential ignition lockout scenarios.

Key Benefits for Technicians
  • Standardized Fit: Specifically sized 10-32 threads ensure seamless compatibility with Beckett AFG housings.
  • Vibration Resistance: Engineered to maintain torque specs despite operational burner tremors, preventing loose electrical contacts.
  • Corrosion Protection: Zinc-plated finish protects against moisture and flue gas exposure common in HVAC mechanical rooms.
  • OEM Reliability: Replacing worn or stripped screws with original Beckett 5988 hardware restores the unit to factory structural integrity.
Common Installation Questions

What is the thread size for the Beckett 5988 ignition screw?
These are standard 10-32 x 3/8" screws designed to tap directly into the burner housing mounting holes.

Will these work with non-Beckett oil burners?
While 10-32 is a common size, these are specifically verified for Beckett burner components and may not fit the mounting plate configurations of other manufacturers.

Can I use these for both traditional transformers and electronic igniters?
Yes, this screw pack provides the mechanical fastening required for both old-style iron core transformers and modern solid-state igniters.

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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