Packard PFS013 Flame Sensor W/Ceramic Insulator

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PFS013

Product Description

Packard PFS013 Flame Sensor with Ceramic Insulator used to identify the presence of a flame in gas-driven appliances for safety purposes. It operates on the concept of the electrical conductivity of the flame and sends a signal to the control board to confirm the flame. In case no flame is sensed, it avoids the release of gas and minimizes the chances of operating the system unsafely. This sensor is highly reliable to guarantee proper flame detection for proper functioning of the appliance. Its ceramic insulator is durable and improves the sensor’s performance besides protecting in high heat conditions.
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Manufacturer Name: PACKARD
Product Number: PFS013
OEM Part Number: PFS013
Product Description: Flame Sensor With Ceramic

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Packard PFS013 Flame Sensor?

Regularly inspect the flame sensor for soot or debris buildup and gently clean it with a soft cloth or fine sandpaper. Ensuring a clean sensor improves ignition reliability and prevents false shutdowns. Always disconnect power before handling for safety.

What are common issues with the Packard PFS013 Flame Sensor?

  • Sensor fails to detect flame, causing repeated shutdowns.
  • Accumulation of soot or residue on the sensor tip.
  • Intermittent ignition or delayed flame recognition.
  • Electrical connection corrosion or loose wiring.

Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off power and shut gas supply before accessing the furnace burner compartment.

Step2: Remove access panel and place the existing flame sensor near the burner assembly.

Step3: Disconnect the single wire terminal from the old sensor carefully.

Step4: Unscrew mounting bolt and remove the worn sensor from bracket.

Step5: Install new sensor in the same position, ensuring the ceramic insulator is not cracked.

Step6: Reconnect wire firmly and secure mounting screw.

Step7: Restore power and gas, then check proper ignition and flame detection cycle.