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This Zanolli GASI0060 gas solenoid valve is designed for the burner assembly of the Zanolli Synthesis 08/50 V PW GAS professional conveyor oven.
It is the version intended for 50 Hz operation.
The valve controls the gas supply to the burner and is therefore an important component of the oven’s gas control and safety system.
Zanolli reference GASI0060
The manufacturer reference is:
GASI0060
This reference identifies the 50 Hz gas solenoid valve in Zanolli technical documentation.
When replacing the part, the reference is one of the main details to verify.
Main compatibility
This solenoid valve is documented in particular for:
- Zanolli Synthesis 08/50 V PW GAS
It appears in the burner assembly parts documentation for this model under reference GASI0060.
Other documented Zanolli compatibility
The same reference is also documented on certain gas versions of the Synthesis range:
- Zanolli Synthesis 06/40 V GAS
- Zanolli Synthesis 11/65 V GAS
However, several generations and versions of Synthesis ovens have been produced.
Therefore, always check the reference printed on the installed component or listed in the oven technical documentation before ordering.
50 Hz version
Reference GASI0060 corresponds to the 50 Hz version.
This is an important point.
A gas solenoid valve should not be selected on appearance alone.
Before replacement, check:
- reference GASI0060;
- frequency 50 Hz;
- exact oven model;
- connectors;
- burner gas assembly configuration.
Function of the gas solenoid valve
The solenoid valve controls gas flow to the burner when the oven control system authorises operation.
It works together with other burner assembly components, including:
- gas control system;
- ignition electrodes;
- flame detection electrode;
- coil connectors;
- burner;
- safety devices.
Therefore, an ignition or gas supply problem does not automatically mean that the solenoid valve is faulty.
Associated connectors
In Zanolli burner assembly documentation, the gas valve is associated with electrical coil connections and connectors.
It is therefore important to inspect the connectors and wiring before replacing the valve.
A poor electrical connection may produce symptoms similar to a defective solenoid valve.
When should the solenoid valve be replaced?
Replacement may be necessary when diagnosis confirms, for example:
- a defective coil;
- a valve that no longer opens correctly;
- a valve that no longer closes correctly;
- an internal electrical fault;
- mechanical damage;
- a confirmed leak at the valve;
- a fault identified by a qualified technician.
A proper diagnosis is recommended before replacement to avoid changing a functioning component unnecessarily.
Checks before ordering
Before ordering, verify:
- reference GASI0060;
- frequency 50 Hz;
- brand Zanolli;
- exact oven model;
- appliance version;
- gas connections;
- electrical connections;
- burner assembly configuration.
These checks help confirm compatibility more accurately.
Installation
Any work on the gas circuit of a professional oven must be carried out with appropriate care.
Before working on the appliance:
- shut off the gas supply completely;
- disconnect the electrical supply;
- allow the oven to cool;
- identify the connections before removal.
After replacement, the gas circuit must be checked before the oven is returned to service.
Check in particular:
- gas circuit tightness;
- electrical connections;
- valve opening and closing;
- burner ignition;
- flame detection;
- overall safety system operation.
Installation by a qualified technician is recommended.
Diagnostic advice
If the oven does not ignite, also check the other components in the burner assembly.
The fault may come from:
- ignition electrode;
- flame detection electrode;
- wiring;
- coil connector;
- gas control unit;
- electrical supply;
- gas pressure or gas supply.
A complete diagnosis helps identify the cause of the fault more accurately.
