PAGING FURNACE REPAIRPESON

[deckeda]

Black wrote:
... the furnace is a Goodman GMP 100-3 Rev. A.

There's your problem. The Rev. B had much better FireWire. (Sorry, I got nuthin' here.)

[Black]

deckeda wrote:
[quote=Black]
... the furnace is a Goodman GMP 100-3 Rev. A.

There's your problem. The Rev. B had much better FireWire. (Sorry, I got nuthin' here.)
Not even an opinion on the great flame sensor vs. thermocouple debate?

[OWC Jamie]

That replacement doesn't look right.

Like it might be going too far in beyond the flame it's supposed to be sensing and it is taking two tries to heat up the insulator rather than the tip.

Just a guess, never had a sensor go bad.

[Black]

billb wrote:
That replacement doesn't look right.

Like it might be going too far in beyond the flame it's supposed to be sensing and it is taking two tries to heat up the insulator rather than the tip.

Just a guess, never had a sensor go bad.

Thanks.
The replacement was much longer and had to be trimmed to appropriate length (was done side by side with the OEM part). The guy that helped me diagnose the problem, and the guy at furnace place acted like it was routine to use this replacement- both described what I'd need to do to secure the bracket (since the holes didn't line up).
There are several websites that list this style as being a replacement for mine.