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  1. 11-12-2012, 02:25 PM #14
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    On the icb, when you installed it did you reverse the L1 blower tap with the L1 combustion tap?
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    But wouldn't he get a combustion fan failure?


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    On the icb, when you installed it did you reverse the L1 blower tap with the L1 combustion tap?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dallas Duster View Post
    But wouldn't he get a combustion fan failure?
    That makes sense unless he has the jumper on r, w and g @ the same time. He hasn't mentioned any error codes either.
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