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Old-Biscuit
Nov 06, 2019Explorer III
What makes you think it is the Limit Switch??
High TemLimit Switch would need more time for overheating
Flame igniting then shutting down is symptom of 'Flame Proving' failure
That happens with in just a 6=8 seconds
Flame generates an AC current that gets rectified into a DC Current that circuit board is looking for...no signal/circuit board shuts down DC to gas valve so raw fuel does not accumulate.
Flame sensing is via Spark Electrode/Ground Rod
Must be CLEAN cause signal is only a few milliamps
High TemLimit Switch would need more time for overheating
Flame igniting then shutting down is symptom of 'Flame Proving' failure
That happens with in just a 6=8 seconds
Flame generates an AC current that gets rectified into a DC Current that circuit board is looking for...no signal/circuit board shuts down DC to gas valve so raw fuel does not accumulate.
Flame sensing is via Spark Electrode/Ground Rod
Must be CLEAN cause signal is only a few milliamps
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