International Comfort Products 1172827 Flame Sensor

International Comfort Products 1172827 Flame Sensor

$45.00
Sale price  $45.00 Regular price 
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International Comfort Products 1172827 Flame Sensor

International Comfort Products 1172827 Flame Sensor

$45.00
Sale price  $45.00 Regular price 

Specifications

  • Part Number: 1172827
  • Brand: International Comfort Products (ICP)
  • Product Type: Flame Sensor
  • Application: Gas Furnaces
  • Function: Detects burner flame and confirms safe ignition to the furnace control board.
  • Mounting: OEM Mounting Bracket Included
  • Electrical Connection: Single Wire Quick Connect
  • Genuine OEM Replacement Part

Compatible Brands Include

  • Heil
  • Tempstar
  • Comfortmaker
  • Arcoaire
  • KeepRite
  • Day & Night
  • International Comfort Products (ICP)

Compatible Furnace Models Include

  • PG9MTAV36050ABSS
  • PG9MTAV36075ABSS
  • H9MPD100J20C1
  • H9MPD050F12C2
  • H9UHX080J16A1
  • N9MP2080F16C1
  • N9MPD100J20A1
  • C9MPD050F12C1
  • H9MPD080J16C2
  • C9MPX100L20A2

Common Symptoms of a Failing 1172827 Flame Sensor

If your Heil, Tempstar, Comfortmaker, Arcoaire, KeepRite, Day & Night, or International Comfort Products (ICP) gas furnace in Calgary, Edmonton, Red Deer, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, or anywhere in Alberta, or throughout the Greater Toronto Area, including Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, Oakville, Burlington, Milton, Ajax, Pickering, and Oshawa, is having trouble staying lit, a faulty 1172827 Flame Sensor may be preventing the control board from proving flame.

Common symptoms include:

  • Burners ignite but shut off after only a few seconds.
  • Furnace repeatedly attempts to ignite before entering safety lockout.
  • Intermittent heat that becomes more frequent over time.
  • Furnace starts normally after resetting power but fails again later.
  • Flashing LED diagnostic codes indicating a flame sensing or ignition fault.
  • Home fails to reach the thermostat setting because the heating cycle cannot complete.
  • Flame sensor is corroded, pitted, cracked, or heavily coated with carbon.
  • Cleaning the flame sensor restores operation only temporarily.
  • Furnace short cycles because the control board cannot verify a stable flame.

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