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Reznor 195292 Flame Sensor

Special Price $68.75 Regular Price $79.06
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195292
The Reznor 195292 Flame - Sensor is a replacement part for HVAC systems to detect the presence of flame in gas-powered heating appliances. Its continuous monitoring of the flame during ignition provides uninterrupted, safe and efficient performance. It fails to detects the flame the gas flow is automatically turned off to prevent danger. Installed in commercial and industrial heating and cooling units, the sensor enhances safety, prevents gas leak risks and facilitates a system’s long-term stability. This flame sensor is an integral part of systems such as gas heaters, promoting energy efficiency and the durability of the entire system.
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Specifications

  • Length:4.25 Inch
  • Width:6 Inch
  • Height:0.75 Inch
  • Depth: 4 Inch
  • Weight:0.04lbs
  • Voltage:230V
Manufacturer Name: Reznor
Product Number: 195292
OEM Part Number: 195292
Product Description: Flame Sensor
Weight:0.04lbs/18.14g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Reznor 195292 Flame Sensor?

Lightly polish the sensing rod to remove oxidation that can weaken flame recognition. Inspect mounting integrity and confirm the sensor sits correctly in the flame path. Check lead wire continuity for stable signal transmission. Always turn off gas supply and power before performing any service work.

What are common issues with the Reznor 195292 Flame Sensor?

  • Burner ignites but shuts off quickly due to no flame detection.
  • Carbon buildup interfering with signal transmission.
  • Weak microamp signal causing intermittent operation.
  • Wiring faults leading to inconsistent sensing.
  • Sensor misalignment affecting flame contact.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off electrical power and gas supply to the unit.

Step 2: Open burner access panel and locate the existing flame sensor.

Step 3: Disconnect sensor wire from control terminal carefully.

Step 4: Remove mounting screw and take out the old sensor.

Step 5: Install new sensor in the same position and secure firmly.

Step 6: Reconnect wiring to the correct terminal.

Step 7: Close panel, restore power, and check proper flame detection during startup.