Allpoints 00-913102-00292 Spark Ignition Control

Product Description

The ALLPOINTS 00-913102-00292 is a spark ignition control module designed to manage the ignition sequence in gas-fired equipment. It monitors the ignition circuit, sends high-voltage spark pulses to the igniter, and confirms flame presence before allowing gas flow to continue. This type of control is a core safety and operational component in commercial and residential gas appliances. Installation is typically performed by a licensed gas appliance technician or HVAC service professional familiar with ignition system diagnostics and replacement procedures.

Spark ignition controls of this type are commonly found in gas-fired commercial cooking equipment, heating appliances, and similar gas burner systems that rely on electronic ignition rather than a standing pilot. The 00-913102-00292 serves as a direct replacement control module in applications where the original ignition board has failed, is producing lockout faults, or is no longer providing reliable spark output. Consult equipment documentation to confirm fitment before installation.

Key Features

• Controls the full spark ignition sequence including trial-for-ignition and lockout logic
• Designed as an OEM-style replacement to restore original ignition performance
• Compact form factor suitable for tight equipment enclosures
• Multi-colored wiring interface supports standard ignition system connections
• Sold as a single unit for direct swap-out service calls

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement spark ignition control for gas-fired commercial and residential equipment requiring electronic spark ignition modules. Confirm part number match against equipment service documentation before installation.

Installation Notes

Spark ignition controls must be installed by a qualified technician with experience in gas appliance ignition systems. Disconnect all power to the equipment and shut off the gas supply at the service valve before removing the existing control module. Follow the equipment manufacturer's wiring diagram when reconnecting the ignition, ground, and flame-sense leads. After installation, perform a full ignition sequence test and verify proper flame detection before returning the equipment to service.