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HTP 7250P-049 Flame Rectification Probe

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Special Price $69.84 Regular Price $80.32
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7250P-049
The HTP 7250P-049 Flame Rectification Probe is a gas-fired HVAC systems combustion safety part, such as boilers and water heaters. It senses the existence of a flame by sensing the electrical current produced in the combustion process and sends an indication to the control board to ensure that the ignition is correct. Installation placing the probe in the burner assembly to ensure that the flame is in direct contact with the probe and the electrical connections are correct. It checks on combustion to ensure a safe flow of gases and effective heating cycles.
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What maintenance is required for the HTP 7250P-049 Flame Rectification Probe?

Regularly inspect the probe for soot, corrosion, or buildup that can interfere with flame sensing. Ensure proper alignment and secure electrical connections. Proper maintenance ensures accurate flame detection, prevents ignition issues, and extends the probe’s service life.

What are common issues with the HTP 7250P-049 Flame Rectification Probe?

  • Failure to detect flame properly.
  • Erratic or intermittent flame signal.
  • Corrosion on probe surface.
  • Soot accumulation causing false readings.

Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off power and gas supply to the heating system to ensure safety.

Step2: Remove the old flame probe and disconnect the wiring carefully.

Step3: Install the new probe in the same position and secure it properly.

Step4: Reconnect the wiring to the correct terminals.

Step5: Restore power and test the system for proper flame detection and operation.