Hi all,
First time poster here.
I've found this forum to be very helpful, thanks hayzee518
Using info I found here I was able to find and fix some problems with my old 40. Here's my story and the new symptom
I was getting flashing 8888 (after running correctly and at end of cycle) I cleaned the filter screen, chamber, flamerod, ignitor, and replaced the burner ring.(the ring was cracked badly and burning mostly yellow)
Replacing the ring seemed to solve the flashing 8888.
Then about 1 week later, on a cold morning, we woke up to find the burner lights flashing, the set temp was our normal 70 and the room temp was a true 57
It reset normally and fired perfectly.
So, now I have a nice ring of blue flame, everything works great, except for waking up to a cold house and the burner lights flashing. I'd like to eliminate this happening again.
What should I try next ?
Hayzee518 mentions a troubleshooting diagram in the illustrations section, but I can't find it. Did it go away with the .pdf manual ?
Thanks in advance,
Bert
First time poster here.
I've found this forum to be very helpful, thanks hayzee518
Using info I found here I was able to find and fix some problems with my old 40. Here's my story and the new symptom
I was getting flashing 8888 (after running correctly and at end of cycle) I cleaned the filter screen, chamber, flamerod, ignitor, and replaced the burner ring.(the ring was cracked badly and burning mostly yellow)
Replacing the ring seemed to solve the flashing 8888.
Then about 1 week later, on a cold morning, we woke up to find the burner lights flashing, the set temp was our normal 70 and the room temp was a true 57
It reset normally and fired perfectly.
So, now I have a nice ring of blue flame, everything works great, except for waking up to a cold house and the burner lights flashing. I'd like to eliminate this happening again.
What should I try next ?
Hayzee518 mentions a troubleshooting diagram in the illustrations section, but I can't find it. Did it go away with the .pdf manual ?
Thanks in advance,
Bert
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