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How to Replace a Flame Sensor on a Furnace

November 24, 2024

The flame sensor is a critical safety component in your furnace, ensuring the system operates safely by detecting the presence of a flame. If the

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Why Your High-Efficiency Furnace Burner Shuts Off After Ignition

Mas Broto

November 8, 2023

As a seasoned HVAC technician, I’ve seen numerous furnace issues, but one that businesses often encounter is the premature shutdown of a high-efficiency furnace’s main

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How to Clean the Flame Sensor on a Trane Furnace

Mas Broto

November 3, 2023

Are you tired of costly HVAC technician visits? Well, today’s your lucky day! We’re peeling back the curtain on one of the most straightforward yet

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How to Clean a Flame Sensor in a Lennox Furnace

Mas Broto

November 2, 2023

Welcome to the world of home heating, where the difference between a cozy evening and a chilly one can hinge on a tiny but mighty

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Furnace Flame Sensor Replacement & Troubleshooting Guide

Mas Broto

May 24, 2023

A furnace flame sensor does what it says literally; to sense the flame. The flame sensor is a safety mechanism that your furnace uses to

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What is Furnace Flame Rollout Switch

Mas Broto

February 17, 2023

A furnace is a complex machine with several components, and one of the most crucial ones is the flame rollout switch. It is a safety

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How To Clean Flame Sensor On Furnace

Mas Broto

January 23, 2023

Most often than not, if your furnace flame sensor experiences problems, it is not broken but just dirty. If you find that your furnace fires

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How to Clean the RHEEM Furnace Flame Sensor

Mas Broto

June 19, 2021

If your RHEEM furnace flame sensor gets dirty, the furnace won’t function properly. If you find that your furnace fires up, but shuts down after

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How to Clean Flame Sensor on Goodman Furnace

Mas Broto

December 8, 2020

Flame sensor in your Goodman furnace is a crucial part of your HVAC system. It protects your furnace against inappropriate burning of fuel. If the

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