Flame rectification circuit
On a electronic ignition intermittent pilot ignition control is there any known methods of testing the flame sensor besides measuring amperage? Was curious if any techs had different tricks or techniques.
The only way to check the amperage on a flame sensor is to plug it into a wall socket, Don't do that.
Originally Posted by
sgagne199
On a electronic ignition intermittent pilot ignition control is there any known methods of testing the flame sensor besides measuring amperage? Was curious if any techs had different tricks or techniques.
Not that I'm aware of.
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2 Tim 3:16-17
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Some of the newer controllers will do that for you. Other than that I agree with the other posts.
Ok thats kinda what i figured thanks for the input
You can find manufactuers that make test devices like Honeywell made for the 890's and Fenwall made. What brand of control is it?
Tracers work both ways.
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jburchstead
Some of the newer controllers will do that for you. Other than that I agree with the other posts.
True. Some will give you a voltage reading that is intended to mimic the microamp reading.
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Hey coilcleaner, that's the stupidest thing I have ever heard
It might get loud!
As mentioned above there are several types of flame simulators on the market depending on type something like this: http://cgproducts.johnsoncontrols.co...PDF/121835.PDF
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