These aren't your grandma's ignition systems -- these are systems that use a DSI (Direct Spark Ignition) board, and that means you've got algorithms involved.

If you want to troubleshoot a DSI system, you need to understand this algorithm -- it's how the board thinks. Is the DSI board not sending any voltage to the electrodes? Well, it might just be in lockout mode after a failed ignition, meaning the problem lies elsewhere than the board. You can't troubleshoot a system if you don't know how it works.

Furthermore, these DSI boards don't have to just guess when ignition has successfully taken place. They can sense the presence of a flame. How exactly do they do that?

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