20 Most Recent Gibson Intertherm Nordyne Miller Fan Motor 1/10 621587 6215870 Condenser 208-230 Questions & Answers

blower motor bad or squirrel cage out of balance.

Contact your local technician and specialist of the company in which you bought this product. Check out their FAQ page and help page then contact them for further information. Follow this link to get started
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With a meter you can track down where the voltage stops. Typically you will have the speed wire landed on the "NO"/normally open terminal of the relay with the hot on the other one. when the relay energizes it closes the circuit sending voltage to the speed wire. First be sure you have high voltage to the relay. If voltage present you can carefully put the speed wire either directly to the hot or on the "NC" side. If any doubts on your ability dont do it, its dangerous. Keep us posted.

Probably has an overheat problem that resets. This furnace may not allow for continuous fan operation. Check the manual or contact Gibson via the customer support area on their web site.

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yes had the same problem

The four flashes is failure of ignition. It could be the flame sensor dirty. The furnace tries to light four times before you get the four flashes. The board then locks out for one hour unless the power is removed and restored. You could try gently cleaning the flame sensor with fine steel wool. If you don't have fine wool you can use a crisp dollar bill. with the burner firing the yellow flame sense indicator should be pretty much locked on or flicker briefly. If it just occasionally flashes on then the flame sensor rod needs to be cleaned. hope this helps you.

Sounds like a over heat is holding the heat off taking to long allow a call for heat. A limit holding off .

Condination, wow that is an interesting spelling of the word Air conditioner.

Is this a gas furnace ? Newer high eff. gas furnaces do have cooler outlet temperatures. The installer should have checked the temperature rise and gas pressure. By adjusting the gas pressure and blower speed you can obtain a higher outlet temp, but you don't want the gas pressure to be higher than the manufacture specs and you don't want the furnace to run outside of the manufactures temp rise specs.

There are over temp and roll out sensors on the unit. They may be weak, or you may have a problem with flame adjustment, etc. Where did you cut that hole? The air flow has to be balanced in the room where the furnace is, if you have the furnace drawing in air from the room and not through the cold air return you run the risk of CARBON MONOXIDE being drawn out of the flue into the air feed and this can poison anyone in the structure.

i will assume you are talking about evaporator --a few reasons restricted air flow coils dirty -air filter clogging --fan not working or operating properly --low on freon ---turn fan on and with a spray bottle mix water and a little liquid soap and spray coils the fan will pull mixture thru coils keep spraying do not wipe the coils you can get injured and also damage coils an replace with new filter if still freezes over will need to check freon level and fan operation

E4 genraly is a compresses problem it could be that the start capacitor has blown

sounds as if your outside contactor bad or no 24 volts to it.

coil and drain pan needs cleaning.

bad capacitor, bad cotactor, or bad compressor.