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    I've seen one before, just didn't remember it.
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    Here is the one that York is supplying here. Name:  ImageUploadedByTapatalk1351883091.890684.jpg
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    So whats it not doing now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alcomech View Post
    So whats it not doing now.
    I have not heard from him so it must be working ok.


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    Replace the roll-out switch. This is a common problem with these units. You will read continuity, and 24V through the switch to the R.O. terminal, but it will not pass the proper current to operate the board.

    I was that kid once. Now I replace it with every failed module.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Workin4TheMan View Post
    Replace the roll-out switch. This is a common problem with these units. You will read continuity, and 24V through the switch to the R.O. terminal, but it will not pass the proper current to operate the board.

    I was that kid once. Now I replace it with every failed module.
    When the switch has limited current capability, you can read a voltage drop across the rollout switch when the circuit is energized.

    Replacement of the rollout with the module IS a good idea.
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    I've always used the Honeywell with the continuous retry to prevent nuisance lockouts. Just needs a little rewiring.
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    I had a similar call with no ignition, and was told it was running motor due to venting failure. I am still waiting for final answer from my boss this week as they replaced venting on friday.

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