Facebook Pixel

Lochinvar & A.O. Smith 100109908 Flame Sensor

Special Price $61.65 Regular Price $70.90
In stock
SKU
100109908
The Lochinvar & A.O. Smith 100109908 Flame Sensor is used in gas-fired heating systems. The principal one that we are going to discuss is functions based on the detection of a flame employing the use of infrared detectors. If the flame is out or does not light up, a sensor triggers the system’s control board, preventing further gas flow and dangers. This sensor is used commonly in boilers, furnaces, and water heaters. The benefits of using this flame sensor are improved safety, efficiency, and reduced maintenance. Thus, the sensor ensures protection against carbon monoxide poisoning and other risks, if the flame detection is provided properly.
https://www.partshnc.com/media/catalog/product/1/0/100109908_1.jpg

Specifications

  • Type: Flame Sensor
    Manufacturer Name: Lochinvar & A.O. Smith
    Product Number: 100109908
    OEM Part Number: 100109908
    Product Description: Flame Sensor
    Weight:0.04lbs/18.14g

    Choose the best HVAC equipment parts and supplies from PartsHnC!

    • Same Day Shipping

    • Best Quality And Best Price

    • Wide Range of Inventory

    • Best Customer Service

    Have More Questions or Need Help to Place The Order?
    Reach us at (866)773-0907 or [email protected]

    Write Your Own Review
    You're reviewing:Lochinvar & A.O. Smith 100109908 Flame Sensor
    Your Rating
    Customer Questions
    What maintenance is required for the Lochinvar & A.O. Smith 100109908 Flame Sensor?

    Clean the flame sensor rod regularly to remove carbon buildup and oxidation. Inspect wiring connections for looseness or corrosion. Ensure proper positioning in the burner flame for accurate detection. Routine checks improve ignition accuracy and system safety.

    What are common issues with the Lochinvar & A.O. Smith 100109908 Flame Sensor?

    • Carbon buildup on sensor rod causing weak flame signal.
    • Faulty wiring or loose connections interrupting ignition.
    • Misalignment with burner flame leading to shutdowns.
    • Sensor contamination causing intermittent lockouts.
    • Oxidized surface reducing flame detection accuracy.

    Installation Steps

    Step 1: Turn off power and shut off gas supply before starting.

    Step 2: Open the access panel and place the flame sensor near the burner.

    Step 3: Disconnect the sensor wire and remove the mounting screw.

    Step 4: Carefully remove the old sensor without affecting nearby parts.

    Step 5: Place the new sensor, secure it firmly, and reconnect wiring.

    Step 6: Restore power and gas supply, then test ignition and proper operation.