My converted gas boiler in a Fort Greene brownstone locks out with an ignition fault every few days. What causes that?
Converted oil-to-gas units in Brooklyn brownstones commonly develop flame-sensing faults: a dirty or failing flame sensor, a worn igniter, or a burner that needs cleaning and adjustment after decades of service. The control board reads a weak flame signal and locks out as a safety response. A technician cleans and tests the flame path rather than swapping parts blindly. Call (888) 766-1474 and mention the lockout frequency.





