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20210705· The job of the flame sensor is to send a small electric signal to the gas valve when the gas ignites to keep the valve open, and when the sensor malfunctions, the valve will close, and the furnace will shut down. This prevents unburned gas from circulating through the air ducts and igniting elsewhere in the house. You can usually identify a defective flame sensor just by looking at it, but if ...

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The color of a healthy pilot light flame can vary a bit depending on whether your furnace uses natural gas or propane as a fuel. A natural gas flame should be a bright blue with the tip of the flame having just a tinge of propane flame should have a bluishgreen flame with a tinge of yellow at the tip.

20210919· A malfunctioned flame sensor ... you should still g back to the three potential issues above, , gas supply, the pressure switch, and the flame sensor. Propane Heater Thermocouple Problems We’ve already mentioned that the thermocouple is a small rod that monitors the furnace flame to regulate gas supply. We’ve also seen that it will keep the gates open for as long as a flame is present ...

20190122· THE CULPRIT: A DIRTY FLAME SENSOR. Very often, the problem isn’t a bad part or faulty equipment. It’s simply a corroded or dirty flame sensor. Because your sensor spends so much time immersed in flame, it has a tendency to collect carbon deposits, dust and other particulates which can burn onto the sensor. These are very sensitive wires which have to detect fire in a very short …

20121116· How the flame sensor works is by a small AC electrical charge going through the sensor and it uses the flame to carry the electrical power to ground. Burner surface to flame sensor is 4:1 ratio thus causing the AC current to change to DC current. If no flame present, dirty flame sensor, bad flame characteristics similar to flame lifting off or carbonizing there will be low or no micro amp draw ...

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When a propane heater won’t stay lit, often what is happening is that the propane heater may sense that the flame is defective in some way, triggering the propane heater’s safety functions and causing it to shut off. The problem may be a genuine defect or it could be an issue with the sensor. To see if that’s the case, check to make sure that the sensor device is ⅔ of the way covered ...

20181020· Furnace not working Flame sensor troubleshooting. This video is packed with just about all the information about flame sensor testing, operation, troublesh...

The flame sensor is made to control the gas flow from the gas valve, similar to a thermocouple. It will identify the flame to make sure that the furnace did fire. When the gas valve is open, but the unit didn’t fire, it’s not emitting just propane or natural gas. …

20191127· When the flame sensor rod is positive, the negative electrons in the flame are absorbed by it, creating a vary small current in in the wire. The electrons are quickly swept up from the flame. When the flame sensor rod is negative, it will attract the positive ions and repel electrons, which are far more massive, so they don’t have time to reach the rod before it becomes positive again. There ...

20210916· 2. Remove the Sensor. In the video, you can see 4 burner ports. Between the 1st and 2nd burner ports (from left to right), you can see the wire leading to the flame sensor is easily accessible and typically mounted by one 1/4” hex head screw. Upon removing this screw, the sensor will slide out so that you can easily clean it.

If a thermocouple is used you''ll see a small copper tube (or in some devices an electrical wire) connecting the flame sensor to the valve. The thermocouple and safety shutoff do double duty, since on burners that use a pilot flame the thermocouple senses the pilot flame and won''t permit the gas valve to open if the pilot is not lit. A bad thermocouple itself can prevent a gas furnace or boiler ...

20160219· Here is picture of the chain smoker''s flame sensor one month of use. I took a combustion analyzer with me here are the readings: C0 , NOn/f , EFF. , , O , CO mostly 0 with a highest 7 , P0 , TF360 o TO 405 o I am new with the analyzer, but these numbers seem to be ok. I did take out the burners wire brush and blew out. Also swapped the flame sensor burner with ...