No Power at the Control Board York Furnace


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Old 11-17-18, 08:37 AM
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No Power at the Control Board York Furnace

p3urd14n09501-Original Control Board White Rogers 50A50-241 , I replaced this board with an ICM2808-However I did not install it right, and it shorted against the meatal frame. Blew fuses.
The problem I am having is No power on the Control board- No blinking LED light. I checked the incoming wire and it is hot-so there is power to the Board.
I reinstalled the old board, WR50A50, still no power to the board, no blinking red light.
Could this be the Door Switch-
 
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Is there 24 V being fed to the board?
 
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You need to check the transformer for 24vAC output. The board runs strictly on 24vAC.
 
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Thanks for the tip, both of you- I will check out the Transformer this morning. I did install a Fuse Link to prevent damage when I installed the new Transformer, some time in the past. But I will check it. It is also helpful that you send info to me, like the Entire Board runs on 24v, wish me luck ,its cold in Michigan.
 
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How do you check the Transformer -
 
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Make sure the primary side is being powered, and 24V is present on the secondary side.
 
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Do I check the Xformer at the 120 connection, and then the other upper side for 24v
 
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You would check both sides
 
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Do I check the Xformer at the 120 connection, and then the other upper side for 24v
You should get a reading of 120Vac on one side of the transformer and 24Vac on the other side. If you don't have 120Vac, then your problem is elsewhere. If you do have 120Vac but not 24Vac, then your transformer is bad. Swap it with a new one.
 
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I reinstalled my ICM2808 control board, and everything is working now. Thanks a bunch for all the help and tips.
 
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Why did you replace the control board in the first place? And why did you try to do it without turning off the power?
 
 

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