Bryant Furnace NOT working
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Bryant Furnace NOT working
I am new to this forum and am glad that I saw this website. Anyways my problem begins with the following:
We thought we smelled gas so we called the gas company to come out and was told that the ]furnace ignitor switch needed replaced. Fast forward to October, we ordered the switch and decided to replace it ourselves. Was pretty easy I must say. However, after turning on all power and electric, the furnace comes on the switch does light but after about 2 minutes, the furnace shuts down completely. We also noticed that no heat is coming out of the vents during the duration of this process.
After 2-3 attempts, I decided to turn things off and clean the flame sensor. It wasn't really dirty at all so I basically just wiped it down with a rag and re-installed it. Started the furnace again and the same process happened.
Any ideal what this could be? Thanks in advance.
We thought we smelled gas so we called the gas company to come out and was told that the ]furnace ignitor switch needed replaced. Fast forward to October, we ordered the switch and decided to replace it ourselves. Was pretty easy I must say. However, after turning on all power and electric, the furnace comes on the switch does light but after about 2 minutes, the furnace shuts down completely. We also noticed that no heat is coming out of the vents during the duration of this process.
After 2-3 attempts, I decided to turn things off and clean the flame sensor. It wasn't really dirty at all so I basically just wiped it down with a rag and re-installed it. Started the furnace again and the same process happened.
Any ideal what this could be? Thanks in advance.
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I should say that after figuring out the code, it is giving me a code 34 which means either the following:
1. oxide buildup on flame sensor-did not really notice that
2. gas valve defective or turned off
3. low inlet gas pressure
4. proper flame sense microamps-not sure what this means.
1. oxide buildup on flame sensor-did not really notice that
2. gas valve defective or turned off
3. low inlet gas pressure
4. proper flame sense microamps-not sure what this means.