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36e93 bryant furnace inop

Furnace is at a rental. was there to experience the problem, turn up tstat, clicker came on to light pilot. pilot lights, burners light, then the blower seemed like it came on at a slow speed, seemed very slow. i am sure this isn't a variable speed blower. i have never known it to run at any other speed. i shut it off, restarted it and it came up to the right speed. now tenant calls and says no click noise to light the pilot, no nothing. i am not positive she is able to check for a blown breaker. could this be a bad blower motor? could there be another component that could affect blower speed? i would sure appreciate some ideas, i'm going to go over monday and start doing some checking. this is an older +80 unit i don't think there's a circuit board anywhere.
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kelly

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    DOes this heater have a combustion blower in the vent?

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CHECK THE PRIMARY CONTROL TO SEE IF IT IS LOCKED OUT. IF THE RED BUTTON HAS POPPED UP THEN PRESS IT ONCE TO START, IF IT DOESN'T RUN THEN CALL A TECHNICIAN. ALSO CHECK THE SIDE OF THE MOTOR TO SEE IF IT HAS GONE ON THERMAL OVERLOAD(LITTLE RED BUTTON). RESET IT AND THEN PRESS PRIMARY CONTROL BUTTON. IF MOTOR BUTTON HAS POPPED OUT THEN REPLACE MOTOR. COULD ALSO BE A BREAKER. GOOD LUCK THANKS FOR AN HONEST RATING AND FOR USING FIX-YA.

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