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I've repaired natural gas appliances several times. Usually it is some sort of flame sensor and rather easy to replace. "The flame sensor is a rather simple d
by kenned3 7y ago
I've repaired natural gas appliances several times. Usually it is some sort of flame sensor and rather easy to replace.
"The flame sensor is a rather simple device located at the burner assembly. It's not much more than a thin, usually bent, metallic rod that sits in front of the flame stream inside the furnace. The purpose of the flame sensor is to confirm to the system that whenever the gas valve is open, a fire is actually present"
- madengr 7y agoGood to know. I was thinking more of the plumbing. Specifically the equipment needed for refrigeration. I’d do flex connections for natural gas, but not the black iron gas lines.