Furnace Flame Sensor For: Goodman FLS010, 0130F00010, B1172606

Furnace Flame Sensor For: Goodman FLS010, 0130F00010, B1172606

Safety first: Shut off electrical power to the furnace before servicing, and shut off the gas supply when applicable. Gas and combustion work should be performed by a qualified technician.

Restore reliable ignition monitoring with this ERP replacement flame sensor for compatible Goodman furnaces. The flame sensor confirms that the burners have lit; when it becomes coated with silica or fails, the control board shuts the gas off within seconds and the furnace locks out. This sensor measures 4 inches from flange to tip with a .25-inch quick-disconnect termination and is a direct replacement for the listed part numbers. Verify the complete furnace model and original part number before ordering.

Product Details

• SKU: ERFLS010
• Country of origin: China
• Length (flange to tip): 4 inches
• Termination: .25-inch quick disconnect
• Flame rod material: Kanthal, rated to withstand 1800°F
• Insulator: Alumina ceramic
• System type: Hot surface ignition (HSI)

Compatible Part Numbers

• FLS010
• 0130F00010
• B1172606

Key Features

• Direct replacement: Replaces the listed Goodman furnace flame sensor part numbers.
• Flame proving: Confirms burner ignition so the control board keeps the gas valve open.
• High-temperature build: Kanthal flame rod with alumina ceramic insulator withstands temperatures up to 1800°F.
• Easy installation: Single mounting screw and .25-inch quick-disconnect terminal for a straightforward swap.

Fixes These Symptoms

• Furnace burners ignite but shut off after a few seconds
• Furnace short cycles or locks out with a flashing status light
• Furnace fails to stay lit or produces no heat

Compatible Brands

Goodman

Compatible Models

Fits various models. Please verify compatibility with us before ordering

Installation Instructions

1. Shut off electrical power to the furnace, and shut off the gas supply when applicable.
2. Confirm the furnace model, original part number, sensor length, and connector type.
3. Remove the mounting screw and old sensor, then clean the mounting surface.
4. Install the new sensor without touching the rod, reconnect the .25-inch quick disconnect, and secure the mounting screw.
5. Restore power and gas, then run a full heating cycle and verify the burners stay lit.

Use a qualified HVAC technician for gas connections and combustion safety checks.

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Safety Disclosure

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