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Carrier gas furnace 58sx120cc1 gas valve wont come on

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Check if there is 24v to that gas valve. if there is you need a new valve

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  • Posted on Mar 17, 2009

SOURCE: Gas valve lockout

It means that the furnace isn't igniting and for safety the control board is preventing the gas valve from opening. Turn off the power to the furnace for a few seconds then observe what the furnace does in heat mode. Some furnaces will run the blower for a minute after you power it back up. After that see if the furnace tries to come on. If you are still getting the code then one of you high temp limit or roll out switches has tripped. Now is the time for a service tech. Make sure that you check you filter and air flow too. Low air flow means the furnace may be over heating.
The other thing is the hot surface igniter. Look closely at it with the power off. Do you see a white spot on the element or a crack. If so the HSI is bad. It's an easy replacement but DO NOT touch the carbon element with your fingers and be very careful handling it as it is EXTREMELY fragile.

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Bryan Wilson

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  • Posted on Nov 24, 2009

SOURCE: gas heater won't ignite

I agree. Either the pilot flame is dirty and is not making good contact to heat up the bi metal strip on the pilot assembly, or the pilot assembly is defective. 90% of the time if you clean the pilot orfice and the pilot burner it will take care of the problem

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 06, 2010

SOURCE: carrier furnace burners will not light.if i blow

this sounds exactly like the problem. I replaced a gas valve yesterday in a Goodman furnace that had the same symptoms. I would check it or have it checked with a manometer before you replace the valve. If your inlet pressure is right and you cant get enough pressure by turning the adjustment screw clockwise, it is bad. LP should have @11-13inches of water column coming into the vavle and an outlet pressure of 7 inches of water column. Natural gas should have @5-7 inches coming in and an outlet pressure of 3.5 inches of water column

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  • Posted on Nov 05, 2011

SOURCE: carrier furnance wont ignite. electric current to

Unplug the ignitor and check it for continuity. If it checks good see if it is getting power from the board.

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