Flame Sensors

Flame sensors in gas ovens and dryers detect the presence of a flame and shut off gas flow if ignition fails. They help prevent gas leaks and ensure safe, efficient operation. Replacing faulty sensors is key to maintaining appliance safety.

 

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Gas Ovens Flame Sensor Replacement Parts

Flame sensors are safety devices designed to detect whether a flame is present during operation. These sensors are crucial in gas appliances, ensuring that gas is only released when a flame is active, preventing the risk of gas leaks and potential explosions. If the flame goes out unexpectedly, the sensor signals the control board to shut off the gas supply.

Signs of a faulty flame sensor include the burner not staying lit, clicking sounds without ignition, or the oven shutting off shortly after turning on. Over time, flame sensors can become dirty or worn out. Regular cleaning with a gentle abrasive (like steel wool) can help, but if problems persist, replacement may be necessary. 

At HnK Parts, we provide reliable and affordable gas oven flame sensors compatible with leading brands like Goodman Distribution, William Furnace, Packard, CAA, and more. We provide trusted parts such as dryer radiant flame sensors, flame sensors w/gaskets, flame sensors w/ceramic insulators, and universal flame sensors.

FAQs

Are gas oven flame sensors the same as ignitors?

No. The flame sensor detects flame presence, while the ignitor creates the spark or heat needed to ignite the gas.

How do I perform a flame sensor replacement safely?

Turn off power and gas, remove the old flame sensor, install the new one in the same position, reconnect wires, then restore power and gas.

How do I know if my dryer flame sensor is bad?

A faulty dryer flame sensor may cause no heat or interrupted heating during a cy

When should a flame sensor be replaced?

If your oven or dryer won’t stay lit or shuts off shortly after ignition, the flame sensor may be dirty or faulty and need cleaning or replacement.

 

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