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Cookers - Parkinson Cowan auto ignition circuits
Ours has just gone up the spout, and its sparking (not in the arcing sense, like its trying to light constantly) like there`s no tomorrow. Anyone got any ideas what the likely cause is (PCB / sensor ?) and how to replace them please ? Sadly its got a built in solenoid to kill the gas if the electrickery gets switched off, so I won`t be able to work around it for long (by leaving it clicking away) It only auto-ignites on the main oven, the rest are "manual", so its probably related to a flame sensor there somewhere, but not having had to play with one before... -- Please add the word "newsgroup" in the subject line of personal emails **** My email address includes "ngspamtrap" and " **** |
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Ours has just gone up the spout, and its sparking (not in the arcing
sense, like its trying to light constantly) like there`s no tomorrow. Update - it seems to have started working again now (once it warmed up), but I suspect it might do the same again from cold... -- Please add the word "newsgroup" in the subject line of personal emails **** My email address includes "ngspamtrap" and " **** |
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On Sat, 01 Oct 2005 22:29:17 +0100, Colin Wilson wrote:
Ours has just gone up the spout, and its sparking (not in the arcing sense, like its trying to light constantly) like there`s no tomorrow. Update - it seems to have started working again now (once it warmed up), but I suspect it might do the same again from cold... The ignition lead is probably also being used as a flame sensing lead. Check for loose/poor connections. I presume it actually light the flame but does not sens it. -- Ed Sirett - Property maintainer and registered gas fitter. The FAQ for uk.diy is at http://www.diyfaq.org.uk Gas fitting FAQ http://www.makewrite.demon.co.uk/GasFitting.html Sealed CH FAQ http://www.makewrite.demon.co.uk/SealedCH.html |
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The ignition lead is probably also being used as a flame sensing lead.
Check for loose/poor connections. I presume it actually light the flame but does not sens it. That`s the feller... Seems ok for now, but its one to look out for in the future if it does it again :-} -- Please add the word "newsgroup" in the subject line of personal emails **** My email address includes "ngspamtrap" and " **** |
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