Not here, sorrymy money is still on upper auger jam. just not sure if i wrote clearly enough in my first reply that it was the inner drop chute i cleared eventually.
i was a little non specific with my words. ( see second reply)
in any case, i hope ryanf get's it sorted soon.
i was so relieved when mine started working again. felt the oil heat for one blast and was reminded of how much it sucks.
* i only learned this yesterday when my dealer talked me through it on the phone. so now my dealer is one for one on service.![]()
Wired thermostat, the call light is on and the exhaust fan starts. Not a problem with the vacuum, perfect continuity on the vacuum switch while running. All of the snap disks test good. The only things left on the troubleshooting list are feed motor defective or control box defective.
Can I go into the control box and use a jumper to determine whether or not the feed motor works? Then that would leave only the control box.
How are you checking the 'perfect continuity' on the vacuum switch while running? Are you measuring 120 volts from its output to ground? Or are you disconnecting the wires and putting an ohmmeter across the terminals and reading zero ohms?Wired thermostat, the call light is on and the exhaust fan starts. Not a problem with the vacuum, perfect continuity on the vacuum switch while running. All of the snap disks test good. The only things left on the troubleshooting list are feed motor defective or control box defective.
Can I go into the control box and use a jumper to determine whether or not the feed motor works? Then that would leave only the control box.
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