Questions & Answers for: thermopile circuit

thermopile is bad. If you do, then it is either a bad connection somewhere or an open safety in the circuit. Check all of the safety devices and clean all of the connections in the unit with sandpaper

thermopile then go through the entire circuit and clean every connection with sandpaper. usually this will fix it but if not then you will need to isolate each individual component to find out what is

circuit, as the thermopile is the only thing producing voltage/current for the heating circuit, thus no outlet to plug it into etc.. you could have loose/dirty connections, or low gas pressure, or one

...circuit = 550 ma not possible to take thr reading with the flame sensor on the gas valve, I don have the fitting. Did you change the thermopile?Its a cheap part.Let me know. Need to adjust pilot on ...

...circuit test) Disconnect thermopile leads from valve. take a volt meter set it to millivolts- set it to a mv reading above 500 so that you can test it correctly, my meter has 2000 setting and I use ...

...circuit board records error events and issues simple error codes. If pilot blows out, then thermopile no longer sends current and gas control valve shuts off gas to heater. Moreover, the new gas ...

thermopile is there still a flame? Yep! Okay then, since there still a flame at pilot burner to consume the main burner fuel, I'm going to open it! Is that okay? Yep! Okay here goes". Heater will then

thermopile and going to a General Control T-80A thermostat which states for use with millivolts circuit only. Gas furnace works with this thermostat but with a Honeywell T 87K1007 heat only thermostat

...if the power voltage is normal.(Is the voltage during the operation ±10% of the rated voltage?) Thermopiles • Check if the fuser belt center and side thermopiles (front, rear) are installed ...

...thermopile issue or a thermal cut off switch fail. the thermal switch should take out the gas valve when the heat gets excessive.; Check the wiring to the thermal switch and see if the circuit opens ...