Lennox Pulse 21 tries to start but kicks back off??
The blower in the exhaust comes on, the "pulse" starts and runs a few seconds but won't continue to start the blower motor? The blower relay was replaced a few years ago, P-8-10283. Could that be the problem?
Found out it was a 24v coil relay, # P-8010283. Local Lennox dealer had a replacement, installed and works fine.Found out it was a 24v coil relay, # P-8010283. Local Lennox dealer had a replacement, installed and works fine.
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As long as the humidifier start/stop is regulated by air flow there is no way to cycle it on/off with another device. If, however you disconnect that capability and, instead wire it to the heat on cool on switch it will only turn on when the stat calls for heating or cooling. You may need to install an intermediate relay off the stat wires to regulate the different(assuming that they are) voltage of the humidifier start/stop.What a fun project, thanks!
Do you have a sail switch or current sensing relay with this humidifier? In order for the humidifer to turn on and off u need either a sail switch that senses airfllow in the return air duct and will turn off the humidifier when the blower motor stop or a current sensing relay that senses current on the blower motors common wire. I will post of pic of each one
It is possible that you did not set the new blower on the proper speed. Black wire is high. Blue is medium. Red is low. If the fan is operating to slow it can run to hot and trip the high limit control. Make sure the filters are clean. When the old motor went bad, the problem might not have been discovered rite away your high limit control might need to be changed.
Also anytime you work on a furnace you can kick up some dust. Always clean the flame sensor.
Good Luck
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If the installer used a #50 relay when they installed it they did not take in consideration the the fan will run at two different speeds in heating. Remove the #50 relay from the blower wire it is connected to. Reinstall it on the blowers white wire (neutral). This should fix the problem.
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Make shure the 24 volts is hooked up to power that is only powered up when the blower is running. Some furnaces have a HUM terrminal on control (make shure the HUM is 24 volts some are 120 volts then you must use the transformer supplied with the AP 600). You can use a RP # 50 relay that senses current only when the furnace motor is running on the heating speed. Hope this helps
Found out it was a 24v coil relay, # P-8010283. Local Lennox dealer had a replacement, installed and works fine.
Part # is P-8-10283, correction of above.
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