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Table 4 — trouble analysis chart – Carrier 58GS User Manual

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Table 4 — Trouble Analysis Chart

WARNING: Turn off gas and power supply to ur»it before servicing.

(Unless specific

test requires gas and electrical supplies.}

CAUSE

No spark at electrode

Blower operates continuously

Inadequate heating

Aldehyde odors, (CO),
sooting flame — floating flame

Spark shorting out to main burner

No gas at pilot burner

N o l l 5-volt power to furnace

No 24-volt power to control circuit

Miswired or loose connections

No gas at main burners

Flame probe or connecting lead is
shorted or open

Dirty pilot — yellow flame

Thermostat fan switch in ON position

Fusible link blown

Dirty filter causing limit operation

Defective heat relay

Furnace undersized for application

Gas input to furnace too low

Limit switch cycles main burners

REMEDY

Check air gap between electrode tip and pilot burner It should

be 1/8 +1/16 on BDP gas valve; 3/32 +0 025 onEssexgas

-0

-0.005

valve Readjust if necessary

Check moisture or dirt accumulation on electrode ceramic —
clean ceramic with cloth

____ _

_

Cracked ceramic — replace pilot electrode assembly

Check for loose or broken wiring at and between electronic con­

trol box and electrode Replace wire as necessary_____________________

Check fuse or circuit breaker for 11 5-volt supply to furnace.

Check 24-volt input to electronic control box If you read 24 volts
and above steps have been completed, replace electronic
control box assembly

Realign electrode tip away from main burner but maintain
spark gap to pilot burner as jtote^above

___

__

Check to see if pilot valve is opening Look for loose or broken

wiring connections If no deficiency is found, replace valve
assembly

Connect to power supply Check fuse, wiring, or circuit breal^r

Check transformer — replace

Check_all wiring and wirenut connections._______________________ _

Check to see if main valve is opening Look for loose or broken

wiring connections If no deficiency is found, replace valve
assembly

_

Correct electrical shorting or open circuit

Incomplete combustion — poor

flame characteristics

Clean pilot orifice

Move thermostat fan switch to AUTO position

Correct combustion air and venting practice — replace fuse
link with identical part

___ ______

Clean dirty air filter — reinstall

Replace printed circuit board

Replace with proper size furnace

_

Check gas pressure at manifold Clock gas meter for input If

too low, increase manifold pressure, or replace with correct
orifices

pFF setting of fan control set too high — reset.

____ _

Dirty air filters — clean and reinstall.

slower speed too low — use faster speed tap

Registers closed, restricted ductwork — open or remove
restriction

Check heat anticipator setting on thermostat — readjust

Air shutter on burners — closed — adjust to soft blue flajjip^

Check all screws around flue outlets and burner compartment
— tighten

LACK OF COMBUSTION AIR — see instructions.

Cracked heat exchanger — replace.

Overfired furnace — reduce input, or change orifices

Check vent for restriction — clean as required

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