Modern central heating boilers
have no pilot light
but electronic ignition.
Checking whether ignition has
taken place can be carried out
by measuring the ionisation
current caused by the flame.
When the ionisation current
is too low, protection circuits
come into action. The ignition
circutt then tries to tgrute the
burner again. If after a few attempts
the burner still does not
come on, an error signal is
given.
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