Installation is relatively easy. You mount the module where it will be protected from the weather and properly grounded then install the included electrode so it sparks the gas and lights the pilot reliably. Instructions are included in the kit. If you have a piezo ignigtor similar to what is used on a gas grill then you can put the module in place of the pizeo ignigtor and it should work. The module shown made by Robertshaw/Uniline operates on either 24 volts ac or 120 volts ac. It is almost identical to the device used in a modern gas stove to light the top burners.
Please view this
page which has other images of an intermittent pilot system.
This
page is a better explanation of how the mercury flame sensor system works.
If you need
to set your heat anticipator you will need a clamp on ammeter.
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Read more that I have written on this subject at
the freegas page
and the question
page .
To find out more about fan and blower
motors click here
To find out what controls the fan in the heat
mode or proper settings
To get parts look to Grainger
or Johnstone.
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Written By: Scott Meenen
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