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BFL13
Dec 06, 2020Explorer II
So the issue is that the OP can somehow see the sail switch blow over (I can't see that on my 8531) and that should mean it is closed to let voltage pass along to the next thing in line. The question is whether the switch is bad so it doesn't pass that voltage along.
During the 30 seconds before it shuts off, can't you simply put a voltmeter on the gas valve to see if it has power? If it does then that would prove the sail switch is working right?
During the 30 seconds before it shuts off, can't you simply put a voltmeter on the gas valve to see if it has power? If it does then that would prove the sail switch is working right?
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