Elena blows .08

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J.George Parkes

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Actually it's a code 4, smoke fan error. I had to replace the ignitor, so while I was at it did a deep clean. After reassemble, I get a smoke fan error within 15 seconds of the smoke fan starting. Fan runs very strong, I've cleaned the exhaust , took the fan out cleaned the blades and back plate. I was thinking i could do a factory reset, but can't find the passcode or where that might be in the menu. Anyone have any suggestions? There's a pressure guage just above the fan with an in and out tube. I was thinking i might adjust that. My set up, is 2 45's into a vertical that is close to 25 ft. through the roof. Hopefully someone has a great idea.
 
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Actually it's a code 4, smoke fan error. I had to replace the ignitor, so while I was at it did a deep clean. After reassemble, I get a smoke fan error within 15 seconds of the smoke fan starting. Fan runs very strong, I've cleaned the exhaust , took the fan out cleaned the blades and back plate. I was thinking i could do a factory reset, but can't find the passcode or where that might be in the menu. Anyone have any suggestions? There's a pressure guage just above the fan with an in and out tube. I was thinking i might adjust that. My set up, is 2 45's into a vertical that is close to 25 ft. through the roof. Hopefully someone has a great idea.

I have no idea if this is the correct manual. It looks like it is measuring the exhaust temperature and it's too low.
Find the Smoke Probe J and clean-inspect-check connections at both ends - page 36
Looks like it's got quite the computer board inside - how about "self - clean"