I have a BDP gas pack, model# 588ANW030080ABAD that will heat properly for about 2 hours; then it will only blow cold after that. I have to remove the buss fuses from the outside power box to re-set it. Then it starts to work for the next couple of hours before the cycle begins again. This is the second winter in a row with no relief in site.
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I am having the same problem with my heater. I sent someone out to fix it twice. First time they said i needed to replace the control board because it had a short in it. i did that and it didnt work. then they told me they needed to replace all my wires. i did that and that didnt work. It seems like there is no end in sight. What do I do?
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first of all don't believe everything you hear otherwise you'll drive yourself to the poor house! find the schematic and post it here. one of us sparky's will have a look at it and give an idea what to look for. did these people that said you needed a computer board replace the old one or are you stuck with the new one? same with the wiring harness.
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Furnace working then blows cold
I am having the same problem with my Trane. We have lived here for about 4 years and have had the problem for 3 of those. It has been serviced and were told it was about 10 years old. It can go an entire day without a problem and then I'll get up it the morning and it will be 60 degrees in the house. I'll fiddle with the thermostat switch upstairs and turn it off for a few minutes then I'll turn it back on and it will be fine for a while then it will just start to blow cold. I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks
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To all!!! I can not find "BDP gas pack model 588ANW030080ABAD" at Bryant or Carrier. Can you make sure of the model number. Is this a gas only furnace or gas AC/heat pump? On the Trane unit-what is your model number? Assume it is a gas furnace, or gas AC/heatpump? The more info would be a big help. Would like to get you warm again.
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