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Thread: No 24V secondary on transformer

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    I have a Carrier 58PAV that went out several days ago. Tstat is has no display. There is no 24vac present on the control board. 3amp fuse - good. Verified 120vac going into the transformer primary. 0vac on the secondary output. Replaced transformer with a new one and I get the same condition - 120v in and 0v out. Is it likely I have 2 faulty transformers, or is there something I'm missing?? Any suggestions would be appreciated....

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    The transformer is going bad for a reason. something in your 24 volt control side of the transformer has probably went to ground, like a bare wire touching metal or two control wires that are bare touching each other. i am taking for granted you are using the proper transformer. you might consider calling a professional because the transformers will keep going out if the problem is not found. good luck.

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    Check your safeties for shorts or ground. I would start with the heating section first (rollout or limit switch). Just a thought.

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    No fuse on the 24V side?

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    Originally posted by fick
    No fuse on the 24V side?
    ajc3 said -

    3amp fuse - good.

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    Hmm

    gotta buy transformers 6 at a time, sometimes it takes that many to get a good one!!!!!!!!!!

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