I have a natural gas heater will warm my house good, but lately I have been having to unplug the power to it to get the unit to work. After I power cycle it, it warms the house to the temp on the thermostat. Then to get it to kick back on I am having to unplug the power, and as soon as I plug it back in it will kick on and warm again. I am having to do this everytime now.
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Having to power cycle heater to get it to come on
It is a Carrier. Model #: GB3AAV060115. Series C. Serial #: 4094a20680. There is no wiring diagram on the unit. From looking around on the unit I know it was built in 1994. I looked online and found the wiring diagram for the same model #, but it is a series E instead of C. Home repair forum will not let me post the website until have had 5 posts, this being my second.
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The LED refers me to Ignition Lockout, it refers me to Ignition Proving Failure. It has five different solutions, first being oxide buildup on flame sensor. I am going to locate this first and clean it. Hopefully this is the cause since the unit is 14 years old.
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