I have a used 2004 Castile that Im restoring.
I noticed that the combustion won't shut down,
Does anyone have any Ideas?
I noticed that the combustion won't shut down,
Does anyone have any Ideas?
Castile combustion fan
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Start by checking snap discs - manually reset high limit (2) and burn back protector (3). If they cannot be reset, replace. Next would be to replace control box per the manual troubleshooting.
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Could you point me in the right direction on test the limit 2/ burnback protector3.
Can I put a jumper wire on to see if the fan will shut down?
Can I put a jumper wire on to see if the fan will shut down?
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How does the exshaust fan know when to shut down? Is there a timer in the box
How does the exshaust fan know when to shut down? Is there a timer in the box
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Control box has timing circuit for the combustion blower to shut down on turn off and to shut down if thermocouple doesn't send mV reading on startup to signify ignition has happened. I'd bet the control box is in need of replacement.
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