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Rheem-Ruud AP14720-1 FV Sensor Harness

Special Price $16.21 Regular Price $21.08
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AP14720-1
The Rheem-Ruud AP14720-1 FV Sensor Harness is one of the essential parts that enables efficient functioning of HVAC systems. Rheem and Ruud Temperatures HVAC units,This FV sensor is essential in controlling the furnace through effective flame recognition for better operations. Size is 25 x 25 x 381mm and it has flange mount so it will not interrupt the view. The harness enhances the reliability of the system since it facilitates accurate detection of the flame that is essential in heating without the risk of an explosion. This is preventive in the sense that one is confident that the furnace can only operate within a certain range, and this reduces risks of breakdowns.
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Specifications

  • Type: FV Sensor Harness
  • Dimensions: ‎25 x 25 x 381 mm
  • Mounting Type: ‎Flange Mount
  • Weight: 0.02lbs
Manufacturer Name: Rheem-Ruud
Product Number: AP14720-1
OEM Part Number: AP14720-1
Product Description: Fv Sensor Harness
Weight:0.02lbs/9.07g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Rheem-Ruud AP14720-1 Sensor Harness?

Check the harness routing to ensure it is not pinched, stretched, or exposed to excessive heat near ignition or flame zones. Check connector pins remain tight and free from oxidation or moisture intrusion. During servicing, confirm continuity and secure mounting so the sensor signal remains stable and accurately transmitted to the control system.

What are common issues with the Rheem-Ruud AP14720-1 Sensor Harness?

  • Intermittent signal loss from worn or loose connectors.
  • Wire insulation damage from heat exposure.
  • Corrosion at terminal points causing resistance spikes.
  • Harness misrouting leading to tension breaks.
  • Faulty readings due to poor grounding continuity.
  • Complete sensor communication failure to control board.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power to HVAC system to ensure safety.

Step 2: Remove access panel and locate existing sensor harness.

Step 3: Disconnect old sensor harness and connect new sensor harness securely.

Step 4: Route wiring properly and secure connections, avoiding pinch points.

Step 5: Restore power and test system operation for proper sensor response.

Step 6: Carefully.