Southbend 1195448 Oven Flame Sensor 90°

SKU: 1195448 Brand:
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The Southbend 1195448 Oven Flame Sensor is an essential component that fits cooking appliances. It is placed at a 90-degree angle to detect the existence of a burner flame to correct ignition and safe working. The sensor is installed in the gas control system to indicate to the module to continue flowing with gas only when flame is detected. It is usually changed in case flame detection is not accurate or the sensor is worn out. This sensor will aids to sustain the correct flame monitoring, avoid unsafe gas conditions, and add to the accurate work of commercial cooking systems by ensuring stable ignition.

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Step1: Turn off the gas and electrical power to the appliance.

Step2: Locate the flame sensor near the burner assembly.

Step3: Disconnect the sensor wire carefully.

Step4: Remove the mounting screw and take out the old sensor.

Step5: Install the new sensor and reconnect the wire securely.

Step6: Restore power and gas, and test ignition operation safely.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Southbend 1195448 Flame Sensor?

    Regularly inspect the flame sensor for soot, corrosion, or debris buildup, which can prevent proper flame detection. Clean gently with a soft cloth or fine sandpaper, ensuring the sensor is cool and the power is off. Check electrical connections for tightness, and replace if damaged to maintain safe and efficient operation.

  • What are the common issues with the Southbend 1195448 Flame Sensor?

    • Sensor failing to detect flame consistently
    • False flame signals or intermittent ignition
    • Accumulation of soot or residue affects performance
    • Connection or alignment problems with the burner assembly.