Re: Bryant plus 90i wont ignite (one more thing)

"David" <someone@somewhere.com> wrote in message news:...


"bumper" <bumper107_at_earthlink_dot_net@foo.com> wrote in
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inducer motor runs, igniter lites then goes out then the
fan motor comes
on but no flames. Any Ideas? I installed new propoane
tanks and regulator.
I do not hear the relay click for the valve for the
flames.and yes propane
is on

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nunya
Can you do some basic fault isolation? If not ignore this
post.

See if voltage is applied to the gas valve at the
appropriate time during the ignition cycle. If not find
out why such as loose connectors, bad control board,
differential pressure sensor, thermal fuse, manual reset
button, etc. This is not difficult if you understand the
basic operation of the unit and its safety check features.

If voltage is present, check the continuity of the valve
solenoid. If open, replace the valve. If not open, check
gas pressure at the valve input. If none fix the no
pressure problem. If present, call one of the hacks that
post on this group that will sell you a new furnace and
then wonder why it does not ignite.

David
Also check that the inlet and exhaust piping is not blocked
somewhere. It is common for a leaves to accumulate in the
input filter screen just above the fire chamber and cause
the differential pressure check to fail because of no or low
airflow.

David

On Fri, 4 Dec 2009 08:43:53 -0600, "David" <someone@somewhere.com>
wrote:



"David" <someone@somewhere.com> wrote in message news:...


"bumper" <bumper107_at_earthlink_dot_net@foo.com> wrote in
message
news:2345c$4b1870bd$45499b77$8784@news.flashnewsgroups.com...
inducer motor runs, igniter lites then goes out then the
fan motor comes
on but no flames. Any Ideas? I installed new propoane
tanks and regulator.
I do not hear the relay click for the valve for the
flames.and yes propane
is on

-------------------------------------
nunya
Can you do some basic fault isolation? If not ignore this
post.

See if voltage is applied to the gas valve at the
appropriate time during the ignition cycle. If not find
out why such as loose connectors, bad control board,
differential pressure sensor, thermal fuse, manual reset
button, etc. This is not difficult if you understand the
basic operation of the unit and its safety check features.

If voltage is present, check the continuity of the valve
solenoid. If open, replace the valve. If not open, check
gas pressure at the valve input. If none fix the no
pressure problem. If present, call one of the hacks that
post on this group that will sell you a new furnace and
then wonder why it does not ignite.

David
Also check that the inlet and exhaust piping is not blocked
somewhere. It is common for a leaves to accumulate in the
input filter screen just above the fire chamber and cause
the differential pressure check to fail because of no or low
airflow.

David


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David wrote:


"David" <someone@somewhere.com> wrote in message news:...


"bumper" <bumper107_at_earthlink_dot_net@foo.com> wrote in message
news:2345c$4b1870bd$45499b77$8784@news.flashnewsgroups.com...
inducer motor runs, igniter lites then goes out then the fan motor
comes
on but no flames. Any Ideas? I installed new propoane tanks and
regulator.
I do not hear the relay click for the valve for the flames.and yes
propane
is on

-------------------------------------
nunya
Can you do some basic fault isolation? If not ignore this post.

See if voltage is applied to the gas valve at the appropriate time
during the ignition cycle. If not find out why such as loose connectors,
bad control board, differential pressure sensor, thermal fuse, manual
reset button, etc. This is not difficult if you understand the basic
operation of the unit and its safety check features.

If voltage is present, check the continuity of the valve solenoid. If
open, replace the valve. If not open, check gas pressure at the valve
input. If none fix the no pressure problem. If present, call one of the
hacks that post on this group that will sell you a new furnace and then
wonder why it does not ignite.

David
Also check that the inlet and exhaust piping is not blocked somewhere. It
is common for a leaves to accumulate in the input filter screen just
above the fire chamber and cause the differential pressure check to fail
because of no or low airflow.

David


Has anyone achieved the physical address of David? It will be needed for
the ensuing lawsuit when the person taking his advice fucks up and hurts
or kills his family.

Get a fukn life.
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