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Armstrong Furnace R40663-002 Ignitor & Flame Sensor Q3300

Special Price $81.98 Regular Price $94.27
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R40663-002
The Armstrong Furnace R40663-002 Ignitor & Flame Sensor Q3300 is an essential component that is meant to offer better performance in HVAC systems, especially in Armstrong Furnaces. This dual-function part is used to turn the gas burner on and off and to sense the flame's presence when heating. It also has a relatively small chance of leaking gas and therefore is safe and more reliable than most other technologies. The ignitor functions under harsh environments and gives a clear indication of its reliability and accuracy. Advantages are energy efficiency, risk reduction in operations, and increased durability of systems.
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Specifications

  • Type: Ignitor & Flame Sensor
    Manufacturer Name: Armstrong Furnace
    Product Number: R40663-002
    OEM Part Number: R40663-002
    Product Description: Ignitor/Sensor, Q3300
    Weight:0.22lbs/99.79g

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    Customer Questions
    What maintenance is required for the Armstrong Furnace R40663-002 Ignitor & Flame Sensor?

    Inspect the ignitor and flame sensor for cracks, residue, or oxidation that may affect performance. Clean the sensor rod gently to maintain proper flame detection. Ensure secure wiring connections and correct positioning. Routine inspection supports ensure accurate ignition and flame sensing.

    What are common issues with the Armstrong Furnace R40663-002 Ignitor & Flame Sensor?

    • Flame sensor not detecting flame properly.
    • Carbon buildup reducing sensing accuracy.
    • Cracked ignitor causing electrical leakage.
    • Loose connections interrupting operation.
    • Delayed or failed ignition cycles.

    Installation Steps

    Step 1: Turn off power and gas supply before servicing.

    Step 2: Open access panel and locate ignitor assembly carefully.

    Step 3: Disconnect old ignitor and sensor wiring carefully.

    Step 4: Remove mounting screws and extract components.

    Step 5: Install new ignitor and flame sensor securely in mounting bracket.

    Step 6: Reconnect wiring ensuring tight, correct polarity and secure fit.

    Step 7: Restore power, test ignition cycle, verify flame operation.