York Package Units: DNA
Re: No Power on R/Inducer Running Continuous
The is no power between "R" and "C" at the thermostat connection terminals and the inducer motor is running continuous.
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Possible Causes: |
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Open Limit Circuit |
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Bad Control Board |
CHECKOUT:
1. Check 24V Power Circuit
- At the control board, check for 24VAC between "X" and "C" at the "XFMR" connection.
- No Power = No Power fro Transformer
- At the 6-Pin connector, check for 24VAC between Pin #1 (204 Or) and "C".
- Power at XFMR + No Power at Pin #1 = Bad Control Board
- At the 6-Pin Connector, check for 24VAC between Pin #6 (206 Red) and "C".
- Power at Pin #1 + No Power at Pin #6 = Open Limit Circuit → Step 2. Check Limits
- Power at Pin #6 + No Power at R = Bad Control Board
2. Check Limits
- Roll-Out Limit
- The Roll-Out limit is mounted above the burners.
- Check for 24VAC between each side of the limit and "C".
- Power on Both Sides = Limit OK
- Power on One Side Only = Limit Tripped
- Aux Limit
- The Aux Limit switch should be mounted in the blower compartment.
- Check for 24VAC between each side of the limit and "C".
- Power on Both Sides = Limit OK
- Power on One Side Only = Limit Open (Should indicate a bad blower motor).
- Primary Limit
- The Primary Limit is located on the face of the heat exchanger.
- Check for 24VAC between each side of the limit and "C".
- Power on Both Sides = Limit OK
- Power on One Side Only = Limit Open
- Open Limit + Hot Heat Exchanger ⇒ Allow time for limit to cool & recheck (Be cautious of airflow issues).
- Open Limit + Cool Heat Exchanger = Bad Limit Switch