This Braemar White Rodgers 36G22-210 Gas Control Valve is a direct replacement part designed to keep ducted gas heaters running safely and efficiently. If you're dealing with a faulty gas valve, getting the right replacement is crucial for system reliability and occupant safety, especially during those frosty Australian winter mornings.

I've seen my share of calls where a sticky or failed gas valve meant no heat for the customer. Swapping one of these out correctly ensures consistent ignition and operation, saving you callback headaches and keeping homes warm.

Best For

• HVAC service technicians replacing faulty gas valves in Braemar ducted heating systems.
• Apprentices and experienced tradies undertaking gas heater maintenance and repair.
• Owners of Braemar ducted heaters requiring genuine replacement parts for qualified installers.

Compatibility

This White Rodgers Gemini 36G22-210 gas control valve is specifically designed for use in various Braemar ducted gas heating systems. It's a direct replacement for the older 36G22-216 model and corresponds to Seeley Part Number 628363. Always cross-reference the model number on your existing valve to ensure a perfect fit.

If you're running a different model, check fittings and specs before ordering.

Features

• Genuine Braemar on/off gas control valve for reliable performance.
• Manufactured by White Rodgers as the Gemini 36G22-210 model.
• Direct replacement for earlier 36G22-216 White Rodgers gas valves.
• Also identified by Seeley Part Number 628363, ensuring broad compatibility within Braemar units.

What's in the Box

• 1x Braemar White Rodgers 36G22-210 Gas Control Valve (W01033)

Using It on the Job

1. Isolate Power & Gas: Before starting, always switch off electrical power to the heater at the breaker and turn off the main gas supply valve. Lock out if possible.
2. Ventilation & PPE: Ensure adequate ventilation in the work area. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses and gloves.
3. Depressurise System: Carefully release any residual gas pressure in the line before disconnecting the old valve.
4. Disconnect & Remove: Disconnect all electrical connections and gas lines from the existing valve. Note their positions for reassembly.
5. Install New Valve: Fit the new White Rodgers 36G22-210 valve, ensuring all connections are properly aligned and sealed using approved thread sealant suitable for gas. Torque connections to manufacturer specifications.
6. Leak Check: After re-establishing gas supply, thoroughly check all connections for leaks using a suitable gas leak detection fluid or electronic sniffer before restoring electrical power and test firing the unit.
7. Test Operation: Run through the heater's operating cycle to confirm the new valve functions correctly, ensuring proper ignition and flame sensing.

Limitations & Safety Notes

• Installation and servicing of gas appliances must only be carried out by a licensed gas fitter in accordance with Australian Standards and local regulations.
• Always isolate both gas and electrical supplies before commencing any work on the heating unit.
• Only use this valve for the specified Braemar models and compatible White Rodgers/Seeley systems. Do not adapt for other applications.
• Thoroughly leak check all gas connections after installation before operating the heater.

When you're putting in a new gas valve, don't skimp on the thread sealant. A quality gas-rated sealant applied correctly is your first line of defence against leaks. Always follow up with a proper leak test – it’s non-negotiable.

Pair With

Pair with an electronic gas leak detector, quality gas-rated thread sealant, and appropriate hand tools for a seamless installation. Consider checking out our range of Ducted Gas Heater Spares for other common replacement parts.