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 doitmyself |
jeff,i did not bypass the flame sensor |
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Posts: 12 (07/03/09 17:14:44) |
when I said,tried bypassing the sensor in the tube the heat goes from burner to drum
I did the sensor in the verical heat tube,the one before it goes into the drum. thanks alot for all your help.I will let youknow how everything tests out. |
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Posts: 6567 (07/03/09 19:19:18) Administrator |
I will let youknow how everything tests out. Great! 
i did not bypass the flame sensor 
Radiant/flame sensor. jeff. |
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doitmyself |
Jeff--"You are the Man!!" | ||
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Posts: 13 (07/04/09 07:03:04) |
Jeff thanks for all your time and help!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
it was the radiant flame sensor. one question though,the gas valves did not show any continuity. I am using a multimeter that is auto setting,(it only has a on switch,it figures out volts dc.ac etc. maybe if it is not 100% conductive it will not register.what do you think? thanks again |
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Posts: 6568 (07/04/09 08:29:33) Administrator |
one question though,the gas valves did not show any continuity.The meter appears to not have a high enough setting to check the coils or thinks with a high resistance......the coils will be approx 2000-5000 ohms. it was the radiant flame sensorThankx for the update! 
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