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Furnace Starts then Stops - How To Clean a Flame Sensor and Why

In this video we will learn how to remove and clean the flame sensor on an average furnace. If you're experiencing issues with your propane or natural gas furnace where the burners will light and shut back off, or if you are getting a fault code from your furnace that says "ignition failure," "ignition lockout," or "flame sense lost," this is most likely the video for you. Stick around until the end for a description of how the flame sensor works and why it's important to keep it clean. If you are interested in any of the tools that I used in todays video I have provided links below. I also earn money if you decide to purchase these items from the links provided. Amprobe ACD-14 PLUS Dual Display Digital Clamp Multimeter with Temperature - https://amzn.to/3bQGVLn 21 in 1 Electronic Test Leads Kit, Meterk Digital Multimeter Leads with Alligator Clips - https://amzn.to/3hqKjNS Pro Shot Gun Brush-Bronze - https://amzn.to/2FAQnGn Tags Furnace, HVAC, DIY, Flame Sensor Cleaning, Dirty Flame Sensor, How to clean a flame sensor, how does a flame sensor work, what does a flame sensor do, how to test a flame sensor, Armstrong furnace cleaning, Armstrong furnace burners won't stay lit, burners won't stay lit, burners light but shut back off, how to tell if the flame sensor is dirty