Trane XE90 furnace goes out? - where is the ignitor on a trane xe90 furnace
I have a few other threads about problems with this model, but Don is the solution. The blink code is 2 - "locking" Check polarity. When you stop and restart the lighter is heated and the right to refuse burners, one or two seconds, then turned off. After three attempts the system blocks. Two thermal fuses cut just above the burner connected in series, one of them might be defective? I think an ohmmeter to test.
Other suggestions are welcome.
Thanks
Friday, February 12, 2010
Where Is The Ignitor On A Trane Xe90 Furnace Trane XE90 Furnace Goes Out?
4 comments:
I doubt this is the last issue of race ... They described a bug in the classical flame sensor.
First, make sure that the spade terminals are tight. . Shooting If the furniture (a little), easy to pull the female side.
Check that the burners are clean. There are "channels wick" that migrate through the burner flame to ignite the flame to allow sensor. If the burner does not light the last, the machine that had caught fire.
Check the flame sensor. Could a little cleaning. Do a light massage with a soft, fine-grained Emory will. This is a real cooperation with propane systems.
If these measures do not, the flame sensor is suspect, even now the number 1. They go on a online if you can identify the room number(see chart), as have some other service businesses of CVC call.
G'luck!
When cuts were bad heat, the device does not heat the lighter. Turn and change the polarity of the power cord.
The flame sensor is bad and not blocked
If only the right burner is lit, the flame sensor is not their job properly by closing the oven.
The burners must be cleaned so that evenly distributes the heat.
Then, if the same problem the only thing that allowed the gas is purified low.
Hope that helps, Dan
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