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Old 07-11-2016, 07:04 PM   #1
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Domentic Refer Igniter Won't turn off

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I have a damon intruder 2004 with a Domentic RM2862 Refer. This past weekend camping the igniter would not shut off when on propane.e
There was a clicking sound I heard which ended up being the spark generated by the igniter.

I did replace the thermo-coupler thinking that was the cause. That did not solve

I'm thinking it is now the "Re-igniter" Which does have electric coming out to the igniter by the burner, just won't shut off when lit.

Or, maybe the power module.

One of these two likely not communicating with igniter to tell it can stop trying to lite the burner.

Any thoughts as to which is most likely?

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I'm thinking the board is bad ; because ; the igniter should also have a timer cycle , that shuts off the igniter and the propane if the board doesn't see evidence of flame from it's sensor. If your getting spark all the time and the burner is lit then several of the board's logic functions aren't behaving.
Some RV parts stores can bench test the boards , phone any local parts places to find out.
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Thank you for the quick response.

Yes the spark is constant. I even pulled the igniter wire out of the Re-igniter box and felt a little jolt when I was near the box.
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