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Default Flame sensing electrodes

Harry Bloomfield, Esq. wrote:
Chris Hogg explained on 13/03/2020 :
Looks like a spark ignition electrode, but if you're sure it's the
ignition detector, then within a flame there's some ionisation


I thought ionisation detection was a more recent method than as long
ago as 30 years? The common method back then was the thermocouple
method of flame detection.


Fecking hell. How many time do I have to say that its NOT a thermocouple?
Ive owned and serviced this machine for 30 years now. I DO know the
difference.

Year of manufacture.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/jA8HLZCgbJos84ZF8

Annotated wiring diagram

https://photos.app.goo.gl/pptJcPpJdxyBgbEk9

Tim

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