Description
Product Summary
The Robertshaw 1751-013 is a gas valve from Robertshaw, described by the manufacturer as: 8"-12" WC LP gas reg. kit for 700 series model 7000 & 710 series model 7000 LC valves. It is set up for LP and sized for 8" connections.
A gas valve controls the flow of gas to the burner and, on pilot models, to the pilot. It opens only when the ignition system or thermocouple tells it the appliance is ready, regulates the outlet pressure to the burner and closes the moment the call for heat ends or a safety fails. Common signs of a failed gas valve are an igniter or spark that never lights the burner even though the valve receives voltage, a pilot that will not stay lit, manifold pressure that cannot be set, or a burner that keeps firing after the thermostat is satisfied.
Before you order, match 1751-013 to the part number on the part you are replacing or in your equipment's repair parts list, and confirm the voltage, size and connections match your equipment. If you are not sure which part your equipment needs, call us at 1.888.509.3391 with the model and serial number and we will confirm it for you.
Key Features
- Genuine Robertshaw part: Manufacturer part number 1751-013, factory new.
- Gas Type: LP.
- Pipe Size: 8".
- Part type: Gas Valve.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a genuine Robertshaw part?
Yes. This is the Robertshaw 1751-013, a factory-new gas valve from Robertshaw.
How do I make sure it fits my equipment?
Compare 1751-013 with the part number printed on the part you are replacing or listed in your equipment's repair parts list, and confirm the voltage and connections match. If you are not sure, call us at 1.888.509.3391 with your model and serial number and we will confirm it.
Can I convert this gas valve between natural gas and LP?
Only if the valve is listed as convertible and the correct conversion kit and burner orifices are used. Gas conversions must be done by a qualified technician following the appliance manufacturer's instructions.
Should a professional install this part?
Yes. Gas, electrical, hydronic and combustion components should be installed by a qualified technician who can test the system afterward and follow the codes that apply where you live.
