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NORITZ SBF7103 Burner Sensor W/Gasket

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Special Price $69.03 Regular Price $79.39
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SBF7103
The NORITZ SBF7103 Burner Sensor is a temperature sensor that is used to measure the flames or combustion temperature in heating, HVAC systems. Its attached to the burner assembly using the provided gasket in order to ensure a closed interface and give the control system thermal protection. This sensor is mounted in places where the precise measurement of the conditions of combustion is needed to ensure safe use and effective utilization of fuel. It is used in combustion control and monitoring as it provides the control module with an indication of the temperatures.
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What maintenance is required for the NORITZ SBF7103 Burner Sensor?

Inspect the burner sensor regularly for soot buildup, corrosion, or damage that could affect detection accuracy. Clean it gently using a soft cloth to maintain proper function. Ensure the gasket is intact and properly seated. Always turn off power and gas supply before servicing.

What are common issues with the NORITZ SBF7103 Burner Sensor?

  • Sensor failing to detect flame properly.
  • Soot or residue causing inaccurate readings.
  • Damaged or worn gasket leading to improper sealing.
  • Intermittent operation triggering system errors.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off the equipment and disconnect power and gas supply for safety.

Step 2: Remove the old burner sensor and gasket carefully.

Step 3: Position the new sensor with the gasket in the correct orientation.

Step 4: Secure the sensor with screws, ensuring a snug fit without overtightening.

Step 5: Reconnect any wiring according to manufacturer specifications.

Step 6: Restore power and gas, then test the burner for proper operation.