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Imperial Salamander Broiler Burner Not Igniting in Palm Valley, FL

Surface burner clicks but no flame, or no spark at all. Igniter, spark module, or gas valve. We fix this on Imperial salamander broilers across Palm Valley. Call early and a technician is usually at your door that same afternoon.

4.9250 Google reviews1 year labour warranty
Commercial kitchen equipment
1-Year Labour Warranty
On every job
6-Month Parts Warranty
OEM original parts
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Why your Imperial salamander broiler is burner not igniting

Catching burner not igniting early on a Imperial salamander broiler is usually straightforward: surface burner clicks but no flame, or no spark at all. Igniter, spark module, or gas valve. More often than not it traces back to clogged burner ports. Left unaddressed, the kitchen loses a station it can't work around.

Most likely causes

  • A faulty gas valve
  • A dirty or wet igniter
  • Clogged burner ports
  • A weak spark electrode
  • Failed spark module

Known Imperial salamander broiler weak points

  • standing-pilot and thermocouple failures preventing burner ignition
  • burner valve and orifice wear causing weak or uneven flame
  • oven and fryer thermostat drift affecting temperature accuracy
  • griddle plate warping and thermostat faults over heavy use

Quick check — and when it's not DIY

One thing you can rule out on your own: check whether other burners on the same unit ignite normally, which narrows the fault to one burner or the whole unit. Also, confirm the burner ports and igniter are dry and free of spilled food or debris. Should that not clear it, if it still won't spark, the igniter, spark module, or gas valve is at fault, and gas components aren't a homeowner repair by code in most areas.

How we fix it

An experienced tech tests the Imperial salamander broiler systematically and pinpoints what's actually causing the burner not igniting. OEM parts are available (Imperial is now Middleby-owned) through Parts Town and PartsFPS; gas work requires a licensed technician. Most burner not igniting jobs finish same-day, at a flat price, under our warranty.

Independent commercial service experienced with Imperial cooking equipment; not authorized by the manufacturer.

Reviews · on record

What Palm Valley homeowners say

4.9
250+ Google reviews
on the First Coast
★★★★
Two other shops couldn't fit us in — these guys fixed the Imperial salamander broiler the same day. Genuine parts, done in one trip, and the invoice matched the quote.
Tyler N. · Verified customer
★★★★★
Called late at night and a tech was here by mid-morning to look at the Imperial salamander broiler. Flat price agreed up front, and they stood behind the labour warranty.
Melissa A. · Verified customer
★★★★★
Called about our Imperial salamander broiler in the morning and it was running again by evening. They clearly knew Imperial inside out and had the part on the truck.
Brian K. · Verified customer
FAQ · before you call

Frequently asked questions

What if the same problem comes back?

We stand behind the work with a 1-year labour warranty and 6-month parts warranty — if it recurs in that time, we fix it again for free.

Is there a fee for the diagnostic?

The $149 diagnostic covers a full on-site inspection and is applied to your repair total. There are no hidden trip charges or surcharges on top of your quote.

How much does a Imperial salamander broiler that is burner not igniting cost?

Expect $200–$880 for parts and labour on a Imperial salamander broiler that is burner not igniting. We charge a $149 diagnostic that comes off the repair total, and nothing begins until you approve a flat price.

How fast can you get to Palm Valley?

Same-day is common in Palm Valley. Our trucks run the area every day and emergency slots are held open for breakdowns that can't wait.

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