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Utica-Dunkirk 14662070 Ignition Control 5 min Retry 24V

Special Price $100.59 Regular Price $115.68
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14662070
The Utica-Dunkirk 14662070 Intermittent-Pilot Ignition Control is a 24V module applied in gas-fired HVAC equipment such as furnaces and boilers. It ignites the pilot to spark fire and monitors the flame for safe operation. This module’s 5-minute retry feature increases reliability by retrying a second ignition attempt after a flame fails. It is a common part used in different residential and light commercial heating equipment. It provides superior energy savings, stable ignition operations, and increased safety in case of ignition failure with automatic gas cutoff.
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Specifications

  • Type: Intermittent Pilot Ignition Control
  • Retry Delay: 5 Min
  • Voltage: 24V
Manufacturer Name: Utica-Dunkirk
Product Number: 14662070
OEM Part Number: 14662070
Product Description: 24V Ip Ignition Control;5Mrtry
Weight:0.44lbs/199.58g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Utica-Dunkirk 14662070 Ignition Control?

Keep the ignition control unit clean, dry, and free from dust or corrosion to ensure accurate operation. Inspect wiring terminals for tightness and oxidation. Regularly check flame sensor alignment and system grounding to maintain better ignition cycles and consistent furnace performance under repeated start conditions.

What are common issues with the Utica-Dunkirk 14662070 Ignition Control?

  • Failure to ignite burner.
  • Repeated lockout after retries.
  • Weak or inconsistent spark signal.
  • Flame sensing errors causing shutdown.
  • No power response from control board.
  • Intermittent cycling or startup delays.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Switch off power to system and confirm no electrical supply is present.

Step 2: Remove access cover and label all wires connected to old ignition control.

Step 3: Disconnect wiring harness and remove mounting screws holding the control.

Step 4: Place new ignition control in position and secure firmly to bracket.

Step 5: Reconnect all wires to matching terminals ensuring tight spade fit.

Step 6: Restore power and test ignition cycle, confirming proper operation.