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Posted on Nov 24, 2010

Colman Evacon model UGAA075BUA Flashing light 4 times Limit Circuit Open is the trouble code I get What does this mean? Blower turns on and burners ignite run for about 2 minutes then burners go out blower still runs then burners relight and go again for a few minutes then go out After about 15 minutes of repeating this everything shuts off and I get the 4 flashes and does anyone know where I can get a Manual I didn't get it when I bought my Mobile Home

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 30, 2008

SOURCE: Coleman furnace blower runs continuously

You should be seeing 120 volts to the igniter. Anything less requires either a replacement of the transformer, start relay or control module.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 18, 2010

SOURCE: Ihave a goodman GMPN furnace. The blower will not

Maybe not! there is a limit switch that has opened not allowing power to pass and start the furnace. You will need to tale a Ohm meter and follow the wires thru any safety switch. In your case, it may be the thermo-disc near or over the burner box. Jump it out to test it. Now why is your blower not working (which could have been the reason why the thermo-disc opened)? Once you find which safety switch is open and you have jumped it out, take a jumper wire and jump between the R and G terminals on the circuit board. This should start your fan. If not, either the fan is stuck, the fan motor is bad or hopefully noy; the circuit board is bad.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 08, 2010

SOURCE: Main blower fan is not starting on my York Diamond

Hi,
Check to see if the blower motor is actually getting power to it...You will have to check for power on the heating speed terminal... and the neutral wires....you should have 120v across those two wires....
If you have power then the motor is bad...if no power then the heating relay went bad on the circuit board and you will have to replace the circuit board...

That is a common problem as those relays are often to light and wear out...

Just realize that without an electrical meter to trace things through you are really just grabbing at possibilities and not really able to correctly diagnose your problem...

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