White Rodgers 24V 3/4" Gas Valve for Braemar/Carrier

This White Rodgers 24V gas valve is a replacement gas control valve for compatible residential gas heating systems. It is designed to help restore reliable gas flow control and flame operation where the original valve specifications match.

A faulty gas valve can leave a heater with no heat, poor ignition, or unsafe operation, but the valve should not be guessed by symptom alone. Ignition controls, thermocouples, flame-sensing components, wiring, pressure switches, and control boards can all create similar symptoms. Before ordering, confirm the original valve model, voltage, connection size, gas type, appliance model, and part number.

Best For

• Licensed gas fitters replacing a confirmed faulty White Rodgers 24V gas valve.
• HVAC service technicians diagnosing compatible gas heating systems.
• Heating system maintenance teams matching the original gas valve by model number and specifications.
• Compatible Braemar, Carrier, and related gas heating applications where the original valve matches White Rodgers 36C03C-435.

Compatibility

This gas valve is a replacement for White Rodgers part number 36C03C-435. It is designed for compatible 24V systems and features 3/4 inch pipe connections. It may suit selected Braemar and Carrier heating units where the original valve specifications match. If you are working across Brivis, Braemar, Bonaire, or related heater platforms, always verify by BS part number before ordering.

Need help choosing? Read our Brivis Braemar Bonaire parts compatibility guide before ordering to check cross-brand part references, model fitment notes, and part-number matching rules.

Features

• 24V Operation: Designed for compatible low-voltage heating control circuits.
• 3/4 Inch Connections: Suits compatible systems that require this connection size.
• Model Match: Matches White Rodgers part number 36C03C-435 where the original gas valve and appliance application match.
• Heating System Component: Supports controlled gas flow and burner operation on compatible gas heating appliances.

Technical Specifications

What's in the Box

• 1 x White Rodgers Gas Valve (W0085, 36C03C-435)

Installation Notes

1. Confirm the Fault: A licensed gas fitter should confirm whether the gas valve is faulty or whether the issue is caused by the ignition control, thermocouple, flame sensor, pressure switch, control board, transformer, wiring, or gas supply.
2. Match the Valve: Check the original gas valve label and confirm the White Rodgers 36C03C-435 model, 24V operation, 3/4 inch connection size, gas type, and appliance compatibility before ordering.
3. Confirm Appliance Details: Check the heater data plate, manufacturer information, and any relevant BS part number references before fitting a replacement valve.
4. Fit According to Manufacturer Information: The replacement valve should be installed using the correct appliance service information and gas valve setup requirements.
5. Test and Commission: After installation, the licensed gas fitter must complete leak testing, ignition checks, burner operation checks, and any required commissioning steps before returning the heater to service.

Limitations & Safety Notes

• Gas valve replacement must be carried out by a licensed gas fitter in accordance with AS/NZS 5601.1 and local requirements.
• This valve is only for compatible 24V systems requiring a White Rodgers 36C03C-435 gas valve with 3/4 inch connections.
• Do not order by appearance alone. Match the valve model, voltage, connection size, gas type, appliance model, and part number before ordering.
• If using compatibility information across Brivis, Braemar, Bonaire, or related platforms, always verify by BS part number before ordering.
• Gas leak testing, burner operation checks, and appliance commissioning must be completed by appropriately licensed tradespeople after installation.
• If you smell gas, turn off the gas supply if safe to do so, avoid ignition sources, leave the area, and contact your gas emergency provider or licensed gas fitter.

Tradie Pro Tip

When replacing a gas valve, confirm the full ignition fault path first. A new valve will not fix a separate thermocouple, flame-sensing, ignition control, pressure switch, wiring, or control board fault. Always complete leak testing and appliance commissioning before returning the heater to service.

Pair With

Pair with compatible ignition controls, thermocouples, pressure switches, control boards, transformers, flame-sensing components, and diagnostic tools when completing a full gas heating fault diagnosis. Always confirm the exact fault before replacing gas appliance components.