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Lang 41100-07 Flame Sensor Probe

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The Lang 41100-07 Flame Sensor Probe operates by sensing the existence of a spark, which is done by ignition rectification, in which the gauge transforms an alternating current into a direct current signal. This electrical signal makes the gasoline control module know that a burner has been lit successfully and the gas valve can be kept open to continue its operation. The component is fitted directly in the path of the pilot or main torch in order to transmit the signal instantly.

Dimensions

  • Length: 3.25 In
  • Width: 0.25 In
  • Height: 0.25 In
  • Weight: 0.026 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Flame Sensor, 1-1/4" Probe,
  • 1/4" Tab Ternial 90 Degree.
  • Fits Pilot Burners # 51-1192 & 51-1193
  • Anets
  • Blodgett Dfg, 100, 200, 300, Cos-5, Bcs-8G, Cos-20G
  • Mg32S, Mg3270, Mt2136G, Mt3255, My3855G, Mt3870.
  • Falcon
  • Lang Oven Gcc0-(A,Ap,Ap-Xd), Gcco-C
  • (Beg With S/N V90069 & X To X90068),
  • Gcco-(C-Xd,Prsn-Pk,S,Sii,Sii-Xd,T,T-Xd).
ANETS:
BLODGETT:
FALCON:
HENNY PENNY:
JOHNSON CONTROLS:
PITCO:
STERO:
STA2E-41100-07, STA2E41100-07
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What maintenance is required for the Lang 41100-07 Flame Sensor?

Clean the flame sensor probe regularly to remove carbon buildup and oxidation that can block flame detection. Inspect the wiring terminal for looseness or corrosion. Ensure proper alignment within the burner flame path. Always shut off power and gas before servicing to maintain safety.

What are common issues with the Lang 41100-07 Flame Sensor?

  • Failure to detect flame causing ignition lockout.
  • Carbon buildup leading to weak or inconsistent signal.
  • Loose or corroded terminal connection.
  • Misalignment with burner flame reducing sensing accuracy.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off gas and electrical power to the unit before servicing.

Step2: Allow burner area to cool completely.

Step3: Remove burner access panel to expose flame sensor placed.

Step4: Disconnect wiring from existing flame sensor terminal.

Step5: Remove faulty sensor from mounting bracket.

Step6: Install new probe flame sensor in correct position near flame path.

Step7: Reconnect tab terminal securely and ensure proper grounding.

Step8: Restore power and gas, then check stable flame detection during ignition cycle.