House Furnace/Thermostat

[kidder17]

In this picture, below where it reads 240vac, 12fla........

There is a heavy yellow wire connected to what looks to say Blower. My guess is that this is the "high" on the fan motor. Try and see on the schematic which wire would be the "medium" speed and connect it to where this yellow wire is. I have seen before where the high speed will burn out but when connected to one of the lower speeds not used it will work and get you out of a pinch

 

[Highfly]

If you mark the on delay button so you know where it is and turn it will the fan come on? Not sure what else you can try.

 

[Trashy]

Upper right to lower right.
I don't know if this is the org blower, but it looks like it.





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[Trashy]

There is 2 spaces above to plug in




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[Trashy]

2 more pics, sorry for the delay of transferring pics from phone to phone.





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[foothills m8]

Well if need be just bring whiskey and u can stay at in my garage

 

[Trashy]

Well if need be just bring whiskey and u can stay at in my garage

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[tater]

I'm not a heating guy but last winter had same problem at home. Was my inducer motor. Part was about $180 and took 5 minutes to change.. Might be your problem!! Good luck. Stay warm!!

 

[foothills m8]

Head west young man doors are open

 

[kidder17]

My bad, need to see bottom left of schematic.





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[Trashy]

No worries......

 

[CUSO]

I had some furnace problems the other day. It kicked on and then off. One was just as simple as taking the thermocouple out and cleaning it up with some steel wool. I can't really see the pics so if it kicks out, it's probably that.

Another thing for me was the thermostat wires were connected to a hoyme damper that was not closing the signal to the furnace. I just bypassed the damper wires and wired the thermostat directly.
Your circuit board should flash in a sequence. Cross Check that with your manual.

Edit: I saw the pics, it looks older, so it's probably the thremocouple in need of a cleaning. Pu it out and clean her up.

 

[foothills m8]

Put your gear on u wont get cold lololol

 

[teamgreen]

So your fan isn't coming on and you are hitting your high limit causing the furnace to cycle?? can you spin the fan by hand? My bearings went on my fan last winter, the fan just sat there and hummed. The furnace did the same thing, just cycled....

I fixed the same model last year. Its a direct drive multi speed fan. Start taking stuff out of the lower cabinet so you can remove the fan. Pull the three bolts out and remove the motor. Most furnace places will sell you one, or try somewhere like Werners Wholesale. The hardest thing is trying to remember what speed it was set on, speed depends on what wires were connected to it.

The motor was about $100 on the one I did.

 

[Trashy]

Lower left




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[foothills m8]

Its only snow and cold but i like it yes i do

 

[teamgreen]

Throw a house fan in the front of the furnace to get some air movement, you really dont want to freeze pipes, just cause its above zero on the thermostat the pipes in the wall are probably a few degrees colder.

 

[Trashy]

I had some furnace problems the other day. It kicked on and then off. One was just as simple as taking the thermocouple out and cleaning it up with some steel wool. I can't really see the pics so if it kicks out, it's probably that.

Another thing for me was the thermostat wires were connected to a hoyme damper that was not closing the signal to the furnace. I just bypassed the damper wires and wired the thermostat directly.
Your circuit board should flash in a sequence. Cross Check that with your manual.

Edit: I saw the pics, it looks older, so it's probably the thremocouple in need of a cleaning. Pu it out and clean her up.


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Just about to say it's all Greek to me, until the link. But my blower fan still isn't kicking in, burners work great!

I fixed the same model last year. Its a direct drive multi speed fan. Start taking stuff out of the lower cabinet so you can remove the fan. Pull the three bolts out and remove the motor. Most furnace places will sell you one, or try somewhere like Werners Wholesale. The hardest thing is trying to remember what speed it was set on, speed depends on what wires were connected to it.

The motor was about $100 on the one I did.

Where abouts are Werners??? Too late to visit them, and too drunk to google it

I should have posted this thread days ago.............................

 

[Trashy]

Throw a house fan in the front of the furnace to get some air movement, you really dont want to freeze pipes, just cause its above zero on the thermostat the pipes in the wall are probably a few degrees colder.

Now I know why my well water, doesn't have it's usuall pressure.

 

[Trashy]

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THANK YOU ALL......

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