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Trane IGN00267 Ignitor 53" Lead

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Special Price $67.87 Regular Price $78.05
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IGN00267
The Trane IGN00267 Ignitor is to initiate burner combustion in gas-fired heating equipment. The ignitor element produces high heat when electrical current is passed through the ignitor element which in turn stimulates the gas-air mixture in the burner assembly when the heating cycle in the HVAC systems is initiated. The ignitor is linked to the ignition control circuit by an integrated 53-inch lead wire so that it can be easily routed between the control board and the burner section. It is located close to the burner ports in the combustion chamber and it acts as the source of ignition needed to start the burner flames when the system is in operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Trane IGN00267 Ignitor?

Regularly inspect the ignitor for cracks, carbon buildup, or loose connections. Clean carefully with a soft cloth and ensure proper alignment. Proper maintenance ensures accurate ignition, prevents misfires, and supports safe operation of the heating system.

What are common issues with the Trane IGN00267 Ignitor?

  • Failure to ignite or delayed ignition.
  • Cracks or physical damage to the ignitor.
  • Worn or oxidized wiring contacts.
  • Intermittent operation affecting burner performance.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power to the furnace or heating unit before starting.

Step 2: Remove the old ignitor carefully, avoiding contact with the heating element.

Step 3: Install the new ignitor in the same position, ensuring the lead is properly routed.

Step 4: Connect wiring securely, avoiding sharp bends or pinching.

Step 5: Check that the ignitor is stable and not touching other components.

Step 6: Restore power and test the system to ensure proper ignition and operation.