3
0
1
2
0
vo
l
t
potentia
l
exposure
.
Use
caution
making
vo
l
tage
checks
to
avoid
persona
l
injury
. Fl
ame
sensor
may
be
too
hot
to
hand
l
e,
take
necessary
precautions
.
W
AR
NIN
G
S
er
vi
c
e
P
ro
c
e
d
u
re
V
I
:
F
l
am
e
S
e
ns
or
T
e
st
i
n
g
an
d
R
e
p
l
ac
e
m
e
nt
F
l
am
e
S
e
ns
or
T
e
st
i
n
g
P
ro
c
e
d
u
re
Refer
to
i
ll
ustration
be
l
ow,
is
there
a
minimum
of
1
A
during
1
.
5
second
f
l
ame
proving
period
?
Y
Refer
to
ignition
modu
l
e/contro
l
board
i
ll
ustraion
.
(
24
vo
l
ts
shou
l
d
maintain
beyond
the
1
.
5
second
f
l
ame
proving
period
.
)
I
s
there
24
VAC
across
brown
and
b
l
ue
wires
coming
out
of
the
contro
l
harness
?
Fl
ame
sensing
circuit
O
.
K
.
Ca
ll
for
technica
l
support
.
With
f
l
ame
sensor
disconnected
from
ignition
modu
l
e,
check
continuity
to
ground
. I
s
there
continuity
to
ground
?
Rep
l
ace
f
l
ame
sensor
with
gasket
and/or
wire
l
ead
.
(See
“
Fl
ame
Sensor
Rep
l
acement
Procedure”)
.
Remove
f
l
ame
sensor
from
water
heater
.
Check
continuity
from
tip
of
f
l
ame
sensor
to
end
of
wire
l
ead
.
I
s
there
continuity
?
I
s
f
l
ame
sensor
free
of
oxidation
?
C
l
ean
or
rep
l
ace
f
l
ame
sensor
.
(See
“
Fl
ame
Sensor
Rep
l
acement
Procedure”
.
)
I
s
ceramic
of
f
l
ame
sensor
cracked
?
Rep
l
ace
f
l
ame
sensor
.
(See
“
Fl
ame
Sensor
Rep
l
acement
Procedure”
.
)
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
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