Symptom
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Possible Remedy
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No Heat Supply fan
will run, combustion fan does not run.
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Turn the power off to
the furnace for 10 secs, then back on. With the thermostat calling for
heat, does the combustion fan start. If so then your furnace was locked
out on an ignition failure.
With the power off
to the furnace, rotate the shaft, it should spin freely. If the bearing
are tight replace the combustion fan.
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Furnace short cycles, temperature uneven in the house |
On
non-electronic thermostats, the cycle rate is controlled by the
anticipator. Remove the front cover, and for access to the anticipator.
This should be set at 0.8 or higher for this type of furnace.
Check the air
supply grills, make sure the air from the furnace does not blow directly
over the thermostat.
If the furnace is
over sized, or during mild weather will cause the furnace to short
cycle. |
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No heat- Supply fan
will run, combustion fan runs but the burner will not start. |
Located on or near the
vent connection is a back draft safely control that requires you to
manually reset the device. There maybe another on in the burner
compartment near the burners. This device will trip if hot flue gases
spill out from the chimney or the burner area. Reset the control and
determined the cause. |
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No Heat-Combustion fan
will start, supply fan will run. |
When the thermostat
calls for heat, the combustion fan should start and run for 30 SEC's,
then the ceramic igniter or spark igniter should start. A close visual
inspection of the ceramic igniter may reveal a burn mark or a break in
the ceramic. These igniter seam to last 5-7 years and then they will
burn out or break. Replace the igniter as required. |