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Ideal 175592 Detection Electrode

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Ideal 175592 Detection Electrode

Ideal 175592 detection electrode for Logic, Code Combi and Independent boilers, sensing flame presence at the burner.

At a glance

  • Part type: Detection electrode
  • Appliance family: Logic, Code Combi, Independent
  • Also known as ELECTRODE-DETECTION
  • This part is fitted to a gas appliance; installation must be carried out by a Gas Safe registered engineer.
Manufacturer part no.
IDEAL175592
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£22.40

£18.67 ex. VAT · VAT at 20%

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Ordered by 4pm Mon–Fri, 10:30am Sat.

30-day returns

Unused, in original packaging.

What it is

The Ideal 175592 is a detection electrode used in Ideal Logic, Code Combi and Independent boiler ranges. Mounted at the burner, it monitors whether a flame has established and relays that signal back to the boiler's control board. A clean, stable signal from this electrode is what allows the boiler to move from ignition into normal running.

Signs this part needs replacing

  • The boiler locks out shortly after the burner lights
  • Ignition is attempted repeatedly but the flame is not sustained
  • A flame failure or ignition fault code appears on the display
  • The boiler shuts down intermittently while there is still a demand for heat or hot water
  • The electrode tip is heavily carboned, cracked or visibly eroded when inspected

Before you order

  • Confirm the boiler model and GC number against the compatibility information before ordering
  • Match the part number on the existing electrode to 175592 to be sure of the correct item
  • Inspect the electrode lead and the seal around its mounting point at the same time, as these are disturbed during replacement
  • This part is fitted to a gas appliance; installation must be carried out by a Gas Safe registered engineer.

Not sure which part?

Tell the parts assistant what it's going into — the appliance make and model, or the GC number off the data badge — and it will check this part is on the fit list.