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plh_in

04-23-2007 05:29:08




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Originally posted a few days ago & have now tried the suggestions given.

My barn furnace is "dead". It has a solid red LED. Fuse is OK; I have 24V from R to chassis gnd; I can work the cover switch off/on & see the voltage go to 27V actually & toggle to 0 when the cover is removed; no flue obstructions; plenty of LP; ??

The fan will not turn on either.

I am out of idea's now... Any help is appreciated.

Thanks !

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Don c

04-24-2007 02:43:50




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 Re: No furnace ops in reply to plh_in, 04-23-2007 05:29:08  
If it has a circuit board check the back of it for a burnt spot, had mine go bad this pass winter.



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R Bedell

04-23-2007 11:47:30




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 Re: No furnace ops in reply to plh_in, 04-23-2007 05:29:08  
When the Thermostat calls for heat, "W" terminal is energized. The first thing that has to start, is the ventor (draft inducer) motor. That motor ha to come on and run for about 30 seconds before the next step.

(A) With the thermostat turned way up, do you have 24V at the "W" terminal to Chassis Ground...??
(ALT: You could also disconnect the red & white thermostat wires from board and run a jumper wire from R to W also.)
(B) Does the ventor motor come on...??

Please advise before going onto the next step(s).

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plh_in

04-24-2007 08:48:27




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 Re: No furnace ops in reply to R Bedell, 04-23-2007 11:47:30  
Thanks, I'll try your suggestions & get back to you.



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Stan in Oly, WA

04-23-2007 08:19:02




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 Re: No furnace ops in reply to plh_in, 04-23-2007 05:29:08  
Hi plh,

My natural gas furnace has a condensation sump with a float activated pump and a float activated override which shuts down the fan and furnace if the pump fails to work. That is the condition it is in now. The switch on the float activated pump is bad, so when combustion produces enough condensation to fill the sump (about three pints) the float activated override switch shuts my system down so that the condensation water won't overflow and run onto the floor. I can run my furnace for about 4 hours before everything shuts down and I have to syphon the water out of the sump to get it going again. Your problem could be that.

All the best, Stan

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rhouston

04-23-2007 05:46:11




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 Re: No furnace ops in reply to plh_in, 04-23-2007 05:29:08  
I have not followed this thread, sorry if I repeat anything already tried. I had an apartment with a newer boiler in it. The flue damper would get stuck in the closed position every fall and not let the furnace come on. If there are any flue dampers in the system make sure they all move freely. My home furnace has a power vent on it. Inside was a small tube that would detect the positive air flow before it would let the funace fire, That tube got blocked and had to be cleaned.

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