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SUPCO FSC10 Flame Sensor Cleaner 2 in Steel Red
A 2-inch steel tool for cleaning flame sensors on HVAC equipment
- ColorNatural
- Cleans flame sensors to maintain reliable ignition
- Steel construction resists wear during repeated use
- 2 in length reaches sensors in tight compartments
- Red colour makes the tool easy to spot in a kit
SUPCO FSC10 Flame Sensor Cleaner
The SUPCO FSC10 is a dedicated tool for cleaning flame sensors in HVAC systems. It is built for technicians who need a precise instrument to remove residue from sensor rods during routine maintenance or service calls. The steel construction provides the rigidity required for effective scraping without bending. This cleaner suits professionals who want a compact, job-specific tool that fits easily into a service kit.
Steel build for controlled cleaning
The steel body resists flexing so pressure stays on the sensor surface rather than being absorbed by the handle. Its red finish makes the tool easy to spot inside a crowded tool bag or on a dark furnace chassis. At two inches long it reaches into tight burner assemblies while leaving enough grip for controlled strokes. The narrow width lets it slide between components without disassembly.
Highlights
- Cleans flame sensors to maintain reliable ignition
- Steel construction resists wear during repeated use
- 2 in length reaches sensors in tight compartments
- Red colour makes the tool easy to spot in a kit
Specifications
| Brand | SUPCO |
|---|---|
| Color | Natural |
Questions about this item
How do I install the SUPCO FSC10 flame sensor cleaner, and what step do people often get wrong?
Remove power from the furnace, locate the flame sensor rod, and gently rub the 2-inch steel abrasive surface along the rod to remove carbon buildup; the common mistake is applying too much pressure, which can damage the sensor.
What maintenance or replacement will the SUPCO FSC10 need later?
The steel abrasive pad will wear down with repeated use; replace the cleaner when the red coating no longer effectively removes deposits from the flame sensor during routine HVAC maintenance.
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