This Braemar White Rodgers 36G54-216 gas control valve is a direct replacement for maintaining your residential heating unit's performance. It helps tradies and competent DIY owners keep ducted gas heaters running safely and efficiently, especially when old components start playing up in the middle of winter. Getting this part sorted quickly prevents breakdowns and callbacks during peak season.

Best For

• Residential HVAC technicians
• Gas appliance service teams
• Competent DIY homeowners maintaining their ducted heating

Compatibility

This gas valve is designed for use in compatible Braemar residential ducted gas heating systems. It also cross-references with Seeley Part Number 628370, indicating potential compatibility with certain Seeley heating units. Always verify the part number on your existing valve before ordering to ensure a correct fit.

Features

• Direct replacement for Braemar residential gas heating systems.
• Manufactured by White Rodgers, model 36G54-216.
• Supports Hi/Lo gas flow operation for precise control.
• Can also function as an On/Off valve depending on system requirements.
• Cross-references with Seeley Part Number 628370.

What's in the Box

• 1 x Braemar White Rodgers 36G54-216 Gas Control Valve (Part/Code W01034)

Using It on the Job

1. Isolate power and shut off the main gas supply to the appliance. Follow all lockout/tagout procedures.
2. Disconnect existing gas lines and wiring from the old valve, ensuring no gas leaks.
3. Install the new W01034 valve, carefully reattaching gas lines with appropriate thread sealant and tightening to manufacturer torque specs.
4. Reconnect wiring, ensuring all connections are secure and correct according to the appliance wiring diagram.
5. Turn the main gas supply back on, then thoroughly leak test all gas connections using an approved leak detection solution.
6. Restore power and test the heating system's operation, monitoring ignition and flame sensing for correct function.

Limitations & Safety Notes

• Gas work requires a current Australian gas fitting licence. Do not attempt this work if you are not appropriately licenced or competent.
• Always isolate power and gas supply before commencing any work on heating appliances.
• Only for use on compatible Braemar and Seeley residential gas heating systems as specified.
• Follow all Australian gas fitting standards and Safe Work guidance during installation.
• Do not attempt installation if you are unsure of gas safety procedures or have any doubts.

Before you even touch a spanner, grab a clear photo of the old valve's wiring and gas connections. It'll save you a headache later when you're trying to figure out which wire goes where, especially on an older unit where diagrams might be faded.

Pair With

Pair with new gas pipe thread sealant and a good quality gas leak detector for a professional, leak-free installation. You might also consider a new ignitor or flame sensor if the existing ones are showing wear and tear.