Carrier Furnace-manual reset.
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Carrier Furnace-manual reset.
our carrier furnace is 6 years old. we are getting the indicator light flashing for a manual reset(code 33 or 13). where or how do you do a manual reset. house blower will not turn off. would the model # help?
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Try turning the furnace switch or circuit breaker off for about 15-30 seconds and then turn it back on and see what it does.
Then, you can also remove the furnace's big panel only, and look and see and hear what happens with the firing up of the furnace.
The exhaust fan should first come on quite soon, then usually a purging time delay, then the ignition process happens for either some glow coil or pilot or sparker, and then a click and the gas valve opens and the burner comes on. Watch for all this stuff then report back.
Then, you can also remove the furnace's big panel only, and look and see and hear what happens with the firing up of the furnace.
The exhaust fan should first come on quite soon, then usually a purging time delay, then the ignition process happens for either some glow coil or pilot or sparker, and then a click and the gas valve opens and the burner comes on. Watch for all this stuff then report back.
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its not even trying to light, no clicking sound. the fan just won't stop blowing. tried turning on and off and still nothing. fan is just blowing continuously. i cannot locate a manual reset button even after searching and seeing manuals.
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Albeit, resetting may not cure the underlying cause. But it WILL get the furnace to run the way it should, at least in the beginning.
Furnaces with ignition MODULES do not have such a reset switch actually on the module. But if you have a control board here all that soldered stuff is out there in the open to see - then perhaps you have as resettable button right on IT (it may even say RESET), so carefully eye that, also.
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hi,
I'm new here but it seems like a bunch of helpful people! I have the same model furnace and I tried to press the button on the flame rollout switch and it did not click or stay depressed. Also, I used a meter to check whether or not the switch is open or closed and it seems to have continuity so the switch is closed. Does this prevent the flame from igniting, etc? If so, what would be the best thing to check next? many thanks!!!
Mark
PS-the furnace is a Carrier 58PAV090
I'm new here but it seems like a bunch of helpful people! I have the same model furnace and I tried to press the button on the flame rollout switch and it did not click or stay depressed. Also, I used a meter to check whether or not the switch is open or closed and it seems to have continuity so the switch is closed. Does this prevent the flame from igniting, etc? If so, what would be the best thing to check next? many thanks!!!
Mark
PS-the furnace is a Carrier 58PAV090
Last edited by mbemail2004; 11-22-08 at 08:14 AM. Reason: adding info
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I swapped the flame rollout switch with my working furnace (other zone) and the switch from the non-working furnace worked in the other one and the other switch from the working one did not work in the old one...so it's apparently not the switch! any troubleshooting help will be appreciated!!! Thanks in advance once again!