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If your system stops running its ignition sequence or fails to respond to calls for heat, the control board may be worn out. Replacing it with a matching board restores normal operation.
Specifications
- Part number: 00-748512
- Brand: Hobart
- Part type: Ignition module
- Height: 5.3 in / 13.46 cm
- Length: 7.3 in / 18.54 cm
- Voltage: 24 Volt
- Width: 5.45 in / 13.84 cm
- Part number: listed as a replacement for yours
- Ignition type: same as your furnace
- Wiring: photo every wire first
From the maker's and parts sellers' listings for this number. Compare them with the label on your old part.
What the Control Board Does
The control board directs the safe sequence of operation for your unit. It receives input calls from controls and checks that safety devices are closed before energizing the ignition system.
Most control boards use a low voltage control signal from a transformer to operate safety circuits and monitor the ignition process. When the board fails, the unit may fail to start, cycle off unexpectedly, or stop sending power to vital ignition parts.
Specs for Part 00-748512
When finding a replacement, the physical size and operating voltage must match your mounting space and wiring setup. The dimensions and ratings for part 00-748512 are listed below.
- Voltage: 24 Volt
- Length: 7.3 in / 18.54 cm
- Width: 5.45 in / 13.84 cm
- Height: 5.3 in / 13.46 cm
Confirming a Matching Replacement
Control boards look similar on the outside, but their internal circuits and wire connections are specific to certain setups. Always verify the numbers stamped on the board itself rather than guessing by appearance.
Match the ignition type to your system, and verify that any replacement board lists your exact part number as a direct match.
- Verify that your system runs on a 24 Volt control circuit.
- Check that the mounting area accommodates dimensions of 7.3 in / 18.54 cm by 5.45 in / 13.84 cm by 5.3 in / 13.46 cm.
- Ensure the ignition type of the replacement board matches your equipment.
How to Replace the Board Safely
Replacing a control board involves working with multiple electrical terminals. Careful labeling ensures each circuit reconnects to the proper terminal on the new board.
- Turn off the electrical power at the breaker panel and confirm the circuit is dead using a reliable voltage tester.
- Take clear photos of every wire and terminal connection on the old board before unfastening anything.
- Label each wire to prevent mixing up connections during the transfer.
- Remove the mounting screws holding the old board in place and lift it out carefully.
- Mount the replacement board into the brackets, ensuring it fits the available clearance.
- Move wires one at a time to the matching spots on the replacement board, referencing your photos.
- Restore power at the breaker and test the equipment through a full heating cycle.
Read your old part
- Turn off power to the unit and open the access panel to locate the installed control board.
- Look at the printed label or circuit board surface to find the manufacturer part number.
- Check that the label displays part number 00-748512 or that your replacement documentation lists it as a match.
- Confirm that your system uses a 24 Volt control circuit matching the board specification.
- Measure the available mounting footprint to ensure it fits the 7.3 in / 18.54 cm length, 5.45 in / 13.84 cm width, and 5.3 in / 13.46 cm height.
When to call a pro
Control board swaps on gas systems can require setup and testing. Gas valve work means opening gas lines and setting gas pressure, which a licensed technician should do. Hire a licensed HVAC technician for any step you are not sure you can do safely.
Questions
What voltage does the 00-748512 control board use?
This part operates on 24 Volt power. Most home thermostats, contactor coils, and control boards use a 24 V control signal from a transformer.
What are the dimensions of the 00-748512 board?
The board measures 7.3 in / 18.54 cm in length, 5.45 in / 13.84 cm in width, and 5.3 in / 13.46 cm in height. Make sure your mounting location provides enough clearance for these measurements.
Can I bypass a safety switch if the board shows an error?
Never bypass a flame sensor, pressure switch, limit switch, rollout switch, or float switch. They are safety devices designed to protect your home and equipment from hazardous conditions.
How can I avoid wiring mistakes when replacing this board?
Take a photo of every wire before removing the old part. Label each connection clearly and move the wires one at a time to the same spots on the new board.
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