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Bosch Hvac 8718600083 Universal Automatic Burner Control SW 3.6

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The Bosch HVAC 8718600083 Universal Automatic Burner Control SW 3.6 is an electronic unit used to control the ignition sequence, flame recognition, and lockout operations of gas-fired HVAC systems. It receives the signal of flame sensors, pressure switches, and thermostats and sets the gas valve and ignition source to maintain the correct start-up and combustion. It is installed into the burner compartment of compatible furnaces and boilers, and replaces or upgrades existing controls to achieve coordinated sequencing of burners. In the system, control is with ignition.
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What maintenance is required for the Bosch Hvac 8718600083 Universal Automatic Burner Control?

Regularly inspect the control for dust, corrosion, or loose wiring. Ensure terminals are secure and firmware or settings are correctly configured. Proper maintenance prevents burner malfunctions, avoids safety faults, and keeps the system operating efficiently.

What are common issues with the Bosch Hvac 8718600083 Universal Automatic Burner Control?

  • Failure to ignite or respond correctly.
  • Erratic burner operation or cycling.
  • Electrical or wiring malfunctions.
  • Component overheating or control lockouts.

Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off power and gas supply to the furnace for safety.

Step2: Remove the access panel and disconnect the old burner control board wiring.

Step3: Mount the new control unit in the same position and connect all wires to matching terminals.

Step4: Ensure secure connections and proper grounding.

Step5: Restore power and gas, then test the burner for correct ignition and operation.