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FULK3682 | Genuine Eaton® Range Solenoid Valve
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FULK3682 | Genuine Eaton® Range Solenoid Valve

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  • Product SKU: FULK3682
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DescriptionRange Solenoid Valve For Freightliner, Kenworth, Peterbilt, Volvo, International, Mack
ConditionNew
BrandEaton®
Part NumberFULK3682

Fitment Guide

  • Freightliner — approximately 2000–2023 applications
  • Kenworth — approximately 2005–2023
  • Peterbilt — approximately 2005–2023
  • Volvo Trucks — approximately 2000–2023
  • International/Navistar — approximately 2005–2023
  • Mack — approximately 2005–2023


A range solenoid valve is an electrically controlled valve used in a cooking range/stove, usually to control the flow of gas.

 
  • Controls gas flow: It opens or closes the gas passage when the appliance needs heat.
  • Provides safety: It can shut off the gas automatically if the appliance is turned off or a safety system detects a problem.
  • Automatic operation: The valve responds to an electrical signal, so the stove/oven doesn't need to be controlled manually at the gas valve.
  • Controls temperature: In an oven, the control system can repeatedly open and close the valve to maintain the desired temperature.

Signs of Faulty

 
  • Burner or oven won’t ignite even though the igniter is working.
  • No gas reaches the burner when the control system calls for heat.
  • Oven heats intermittently—it works sometimes and not others.
  • Oven temperature is inconsistent because the valve isn't opening or closing properly.
  • Valve gets stuck open or closed, causing abnormal heating behavior.
  • You may hear a click from the electrical control, but the burner doesn't receive gas.
  • Electrical tests show an open or shorted solenoid coil when checked with a multimeter according to the manufacturer's specifications.
About the manufacturer

Company was founded in 1911 by Joseph Eaton, a young entrepreneur who invested in the first gear-driven truck axle. Since then, Eaton has grown organically and through brand acquisitions, making it the industry giant that it is today. As the world's demand for power keeps increasing, so is the industry’s demand for Eaton Corporation products, which include engine and filtration solutions, motion and traction control products, transmission and steering system components, and a lot more

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