This White Rodgers 24V gas valve is your go-to replacement part for keeping residential gas heating systems running smoothly. It's designed to bring reliable flame control back to compatible units.

Dealing with a faulty gas valve often means no heat, which is a call-out you want to sort fast, especially in the cooler months. This valve helps you get the job done right and keep the warmth flowing.

Best For

• HVAC service technicians
• Licensed gasfitters
• Heating system maintenance teams
• Competent homeowners replacing like-for-like parts

Compatibility

This gas valve is a direct replacement for White Rodgers part number 36C03C-435. It's specifically designed to suit 24V systems and features 3/4" pipe connections, making it ideal for many Braemar and Carrier heating units. If you're running a different model, check fittings and specs before ordering.

Features

• Standard 24V Operation: Designed for common low-voltage heating control circuits.
• 3/4 Inch Connections: Ensures compatibility with standard residential gas lines.
• Direct Replacement: Matches White Rodgers PN: 36C03C-435 for straightforward swapping.
• System Specific: Suits a range of Braemar and Carrier gas heating appliances.

Technical Specifications

What's in the Box

• 1 x White Rodgers Gas Valve (W0085, 36C03C-435)

Using It on the Job

1. Isolate Power: Always begin by cutting power to the heating unit at the main switchboard and applying a lockout tag.
2. Shut Off Gas: Close the main gas isolation valve to the appliance and ensure gas lines are de-pressurised.
3. Remove Old Valve: Carefully disconnect the existing gas valve, noting any associated wiring, pilot lines, or thermocouples.
4. Install New Valve: Apply appropriate thread sealant to pipe connections and install the new valve, ensuring all connections are tight and correctly oriented.
5. Restore Gas & Power: Slowly open the main gas isolation valve, check for leaks with an approved gas leak detector, then restore electrical power to the unit.
6. Test Operation: Initiate the heating cycle and verify correct ignition, flame proving, and stable operation.

Limitations & Safety Notes

• Installation must be performed by a competent, licensed gasfitter or HVAC technician.
• Always isolate all power and gas supplies before commencing any work on heating appliances.
• Thoroughly check for gas leaks using an approved method after installation and before operating the unit.
• This valve is only for compatible 24V systems with 3/4" gas lines as specified.
• Follow all Australian standards and Safe Work guidance for gas appliance servicing.

Tradie Pro Tip

When replacing gas valves, always check the thermocouple or ignitor operation. A new valve won't fix a separate ignition fault, so verify all components are doing their job after installation to avoid a callback.

Pair With

Pair with a reliable gas leak detection spray and quality thread sealant for a safe and secure installation. Consider also checking or replacing ignition controls or thermocouples for a complete service.