Install Instructions
FAILURE TO READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFUL-
LY BEFORE INSTALLING OR OPERATING THIS CONTROL COULD
CAUSE PERSONAL INJURY AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.
PARTS INCLUDED
• 1 – 790-843A1 Flame Sensor
• 30” lead wire with ¼” quick-connect terminals
• 2 – ½” Sheet Metal Mounting Screws
• 1 – Protective Sleeve
• 1 – 3/16” quick-connect terminal
• 1 – Installation Instructions
DESCRIPTION
SPECIFICATIONS
ELECTRICAL RATINGS:
Insulation Resistance from Rod to Bracket:
Must be 500 megaohms at minimum
Ceramic Material:
Alumina 95% or better
Bracket Material:
Zinc plated steel or stainless steel
Agency:
CSA Certified
NOTE: Internal wires to ignitor connections to withstand
operational temperature of 482 °F (250 °C).
PART NO. 37-7820001
2025
790-843A1
Universal Flame Sensor
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
The 790-843A1 is an aftermarket universal flame
sensor replacement for many different applications.
Flame sensors in furnaces, ovens, water heaters,
boilers and other applications can be replaced with the
790-843A1.
CAUTION
!
Shock Hazard
• Always turn off electric power
before working on any appliance.
• Ensure proper connection to all
wires.
Explosion Hazard
• Shut off gas to appliance before
installation, and do not reconnect
until installation is complete.
Fire Hazard
• Ensure that components do not
come into direct contact with water
(spray, dripping water or rain)
• Improper and dangerous
operation can result from wiring
errors.
• Ensure that wiring is routed
securely, and away from any flame.
This high temperature and durable flame rod can be
bent, cut or a combination of the two without losing any
performance capability when the protective sleeve is
placed over the rod during modification. For detailed
instructions, please see pages 2, 3 and 4.
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Table of Contents Page
Cross Reference Table &
Flame Rod Bend Action .............................. 2 & 3
Flame Rod Cutting Instructions ............... 2
Flame Rod Bending Instructions ............. 3
Flame Rod Angle Guide .............................. 4