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Amana Ignitors & Furnace Troubleshooting Section:

Problem: Your furnace will not ignite the gas to produce heat for your home. When a furnace has a bad ignitor what I see most of the time is the following sequence of operation: 

1. Thermostat calls for heat.

2. Draft inducer motor starts.

3. Pressure switch attached by a small plastic or rubber tube senses the negative pressure

    produced by the draft inducer and closes.

4. Draft inducer runs for 30 seconds to a minute before you hear a gas hissing sound. The

   ignitor did not glow, the flame sensor (a small metal probe about 1/8" in diameter, with a

   white porcelain base) does not sense the flame, so after 8 to 10 seconds the hissing sounds

   stops with no ignition of gas to heat your home. Your furnace shuts down and goes into a

   lock  out condition until you turn your power switch back off and on again. 

Solution: You probably need to purchase and install a new ignitor.

Below we have pictures of Ignitors that many Amana furnaces have installed in them, with an opportunity for you to purchase. I am glad we have the opportunity to do business with you! The Internet is awesome!

Below is a scanned picture of various Ignitor Ceramic Block Styles & Terminal Block Styles. 

Amana OEM Part #D9918202A Ignitor

Our first Amana ignitor is an OEM ignitor part #D9918202A Ignitor. This ignitor replaces Norton's 201A & 271A ignitors. It also replaces the Uni-line 41-401 ignitors. The D9918202A ignitor has a ceramic block style "A" and a terminal block style "A"  The red wire lead length is 4 1/2 inches. Please see pictures below.  Please click the "Add to Cart" button below to purchase. Thank You! 

Uni-Line 41-401

Below we sell the Uni-Line Brand replacement ignitor for the Amana OEM Part #D9918202A. Below we have pictures with an opportunity for you to purchase.

Amana 10735003A Ignitor

Goodman, Amana Furnace Hot Surface Ignitor Part #20165703S

This Goodman, Amana ignitor replaces part numbers: #20165703S, #20165703
201657-03, Model 601. This ignitor is made specifically for Goodman GMS & GKS furnaces. This ignitor replaces the ignitor in the Mini Igniter conversion kit Part #0230K00001 that we sell above. Below we have a picture of the ignitor with an opportunity for you to purchase.

*For Your Information: When handling & installing ignitors never touch the gray glass part of the ignitor. Handle & install the ignitor using the white porcelain part of the ignitor. If you touch the gray glass, it could shorten the life of the ignitor. Ignitors are very fragile. If you drop it or hit it against something the ignitor will easily break. Please be careful.

Amana Furnace Flame Sensor Section:

First, for those of you who might not know, "What is a flame sensor?" A flame sensor is a safety device. When your furnace's main burners ignite (light Up) the flame sensor picks up the heat from the furnace's main burning and says, "YES,"  and sends a signal back to the main furnace control board saying that it is OK to let the main burner stay on.  Or if the main burners do not ignite, the flame sensor does not pick up the heat and says, "NO" to the main control board, Shut That Gas Valve and Main Burners Down! Thank God we have safety controls like the flame sensor.  Most of the time, after turning your furnace's power off, you may clean the flame sensors with light sand cloth, emery cloth or steel wool. Reinstall the flame sensor and you are back in business! Over the years flame sensors can build up a light coating of burned-in dust and dirt. This insulates the flame sensor so that it doesn't sense the heat of the flame well enough, so by cleaning it you have almost restored it to its new condition. Seldom, but sometimes they do go out completely. Below we have various Amana flame sensors with an opportunity for you to purchase. It might be worth having a spare on hand.

Amana Furnace Flame Sensor Part #C6437502

Our first flame sensor is an exact OEM (original Equipment Manufacturer's) flame sensor for many Amana furnaces. The flame sensor has a part number C6437502. The exposed metal is about 2 1/4" long, the white ceramic is 1 1/2" long, and it screws in with one screw Below are pictures of the C6437502 flame sensor with an opportunity for you to purchase.

Amana Flame Sensor Part #10735201  

Our next Amana Flame Sensor is Part # 10735201 This flame sensor is found on many Amana, Janitrol & Goodman furnaces. Below we have pictures with an opportunity for you to purchase.

                                      Amana 10735201 top view:                   Amana 10735201 End View:

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