Product Description
The Braemar TH 320X Gas Ducted Heater Dual Flame Sensor Spark Igniter Kit (Part Number: 651800) is specifically designed for use with the Braemar TH 320X model, offering the same important functions as other similar models, but tailored for this particular unit. Here's an overview of the key components and their functions:
Components:
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Spark Igniter:
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Dual Flame Sensors:
Part Number: 651800
Key Notes:
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Compatibility: Always ensure that you're using the correct part for your specific model (TH 320X). Using the wrong components can lead to malfunctions or safety hazards.
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Installation: If you're not familiar with working on gas appliances, it's always recommended to have a qualified technician perform the installation or replacement of this kit to ensure proper functioning and safety.
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Common Issues: If you are having trouble with ignition or flame detection, it could be due to faulty flame sensors or igniter, in which case this kit would be the right replacement.
Great! Here's a more detailed breakdown of how to handle the Braemar TH 320X Gas Ducted Heater Dual Flame Sensor Spark Igniter Kit (Part Number: 651800), including installation and troubleshooting tips.
1. Installation Steps for the Dual Flame Sensor Spark Igniter Kit:
Tools You'll Need:
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Screwdrivers (Phillips and flathead)
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Socket set or spanner (for bolts, if necessary)
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Multimeter (for testing the igniter and sensors)
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Replacement kit (part number 651800)
Steps:
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Turn Off Power and Gas Supply:
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Locate the Spark Igniter and Flame Sensors:
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Typically, the spark igniter and flame sensors are near the burner assembly in your heater.
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You may need to remove the access panel of the heater to get to them.
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Remove the Old Spark Igniter and Flame Sensors:
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Unscrew or detach any parts that secure the old igniter and sensors.
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Carefully remove the old igniter and sensors, taking note of how they are connected. If needed, take a picture for reference.
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Install the New Spark Igniter and Flame Sensors:
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Attach the new spark igniter and flame sensors in the same positions as the old ones.
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Ensure all connections (wires) are securely and correctly attached.
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Tighten any screws or bolts that hold the components in place.
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Check the Flame Sensor Wiring:
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Reassemble the Heater:
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Test the System:
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Turn the power and gas supply back on and test the heater. The system should attempt to ignite, and you should hear a click from the igniter.
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Check for a stable flame and verify that the flame sensors are properly detecting it.
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Monitor for Errors:
2. Troubleshooting Tips:
If your Braemar TH 320X heater still doesn’t function correctly after installing the new spark igniter kit, consider the following common issues:
a. Heater Fails to Ignite:
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Possible Causes:
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Solution:
b. Flame Detection Failure (Flame Sensor Issue):
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Possible Causes:
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Solution:
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Clean the flame sensors using a soft cloth to remove any soot or debris.
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Check the wiring connections to ensure there are no loose or damaged wires.
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Test the sensor with a multimeter to verify it's functioning.
c. Error Codes:
d. Heater Shuts Off After Ignition:
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Possible Causes:
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Solution:
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Check the flame sensor’s position and clean it, as dirt or misalignment can prevent it from detecting the flame.
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Ensure that the sensor’s wires are securely attached.
3. Additional Tips:
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Cleaning: Regular maintenance of the heater can extend the life of components like the spark igniter and flame sensors. Clean the burner assembly and sensors periodically to prevent build-up that could interfere with proper operation.
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Safety: Gas appliances can be dangerous if not properly maintained. If you’re unsure about any part of the process, it’s always safest to hire a licensed technician to inspect and repair the system.
