Product Troubleshooting
Table Of Contents
- Troubleshooting HD Direct Spark Units
- How to use this application
- Table of contents
- Definitions & Basic Operation
- Flame Status - Yellow LED labeled “FLAME”
- Heating Sequence of operation
- End of Heating Sequence of operation
- Call for heat – unit does nothing
- Call for heat – unit does nothing
- Call for heat – unit does nothing
- Call for heat – unit does nothing
- Call for heat – unit does nothing
- Call for heat – unit does nothing
- Troubleshooting flash codes
- Troubleshooting flash codes
- No flashes – Troubleshooting codes
- One Flash - Troubleshooting codes
- One Flash – No Power Exhauster
- One Flash – Pressure switch Won’t close
- Two flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Three Flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Three Flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Four Flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Four Flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Four Flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Four Flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Four Flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Four Flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Four Flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Four Flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Four Flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Four Flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Five Flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Six Flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Six Flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Six Flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Seven Flashes - Troubleshooting codes
- Before REPLACING THE CONTROL BOARD
- For additional help Installation & Service manual live operators
- Slide Number 41
FOUR FLASHES - TROUBLESHOOTING CODES
• In lockout from failed ignition or flame loss unit
SPARKS and SHUTS DOWN within 10 seconds
• Possible Causes:
• Reversed Polarity
• Wire off sensor. Check for loose wires
• Dirty or defective flame sensor, not sending micro-
amps to board. Clean sensor with emery cloth. If the
problem is not resolved, verify and replace sensor.
• Defective board, getting correct micro-amps from
sensor, but not allowing ignition
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