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Furnace not igniting (Comfortmaker RPJ II - electronic igniter) sanmateof 10-27-2006
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Posted by Oscar_Lives on October 27, 2006, 10:39 pm



> The model # of the furnace is GNJ050N12D1.
> I don't hear the zap, click sound which used to come before the sound
> of flames.
> A previous post mentioned a trouble code? Where can I check that?
> I don't think it's the thermostat. I replaced my old one thinking that
> was the problem. But with the new thermostat the exact same thing
> happens: the furnace and fan come on, but the furnace doesn't ignite.
>

Did you polarize the thermostat when you installed it? Comfortmaker needs
the thermostat polarized and sync'ed with the controller board before it
will work correctly.



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Posted by on October 27, 2006, 10:48 pm



Oscar_Lives wrote:
> > The model # of the furnace is GNJ050N12D1.
> > I don't hear the zap, click sound which used to come before the sound
> > of flames.
> > A previous post mentioned a trouble code? Where can I check that?
> > I don't think it's the thermostat. I replaced my old one thinking that
> > was the problem. But with the new thermostat the exact same thing
> > happens: the furnace and fan come on, but the furnace doesn't ignite.
> >
>
> Did you polarize the thermostat when you installed it? Comfortmaker needs
> the thermostat polarized and sync'ed with the controller board before it
> will work correctly.

Thanks for the reply. Can you tell me how to polarize and sync the
thermostat or is special equipment required?


Posted by Tony Hwang on October 27, 2006, 11:05 pm


sanmateof@gmail.com wrote:
> Oscar_Lives wrote:
>
>>
>>>The model # of the furnace is GNJ050N12D1.
>>>I don't hear the zap, click sound which used to come before the sound
>>>of flames.
>>>A previous post mentioned a trouble code? Where can I check that?
>>>I don't think it's the thermostat. I replaced my old one thinking that
>>>was the problem. But with the new thermostat the exact same thing
>>>happens: the furnace and fan come on, but the furnace doesn't ignite.
>>>
>>
>>Did you polarize the thermostat when you installed it? Comfortmaker needs
>>the thermostat polarized and sync'ed with the controller board before it
>>will work correctly.
>
>
> Thanks for the reply. Can you tell me how to polarize and sync the
> thermostat or is special equipment required?
>
Hi,
He is trolling. Trouble code is blinking LED thru small glass window.
Count the blinks to come up with a code. Like ... . will be 31.
Either you have a manual or a sheet with list of code is on the cover
panel usually.

Posted by on October 27, 2006, 11:25 pm


> Hi,
> He is trolling. Trouble code is blinking LED thru small glass window.
> Count the blinks to come up with a code. Like ... . will be 31.
> Either you have a manual or a sheet with list of code is on the cover
> panel usually.
I didn't see any LED signals. There isn't a list of codes anywhere on
the furnace either.
After more trouble shooting I'm thinking it's the igniter. Usually the
first thing you hear is the click-zap sound of the electric igniter.
That no longer happens. Can a non-professional like me replace this
part or try to service it?


Posted by on October 27, 2006, 11:40 pm


On 27 Oct 2006 20:25:42 -0700, sanmateof@gmail.com wrote:

>> Hi,
>> He is trolling. Trouble code is blinking LED thru small glass window.
>> Count the blinks to come up with a code. Like ... . will be 31.
>> Either you have a manual or a sheet with list of code is on the cover
>> panel usually.
>I didn't see any LED signals. There isn't a list of codes anywhere on
>the furnace either.
>After more trouble shooting I'm thinking it's the igniter. Usually the
>first thing you hear is the click-zap sound of the electric igniter.
>That no longer happens. Can a non-professional like me replace this
>part or try to service it?

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