Limit switch function
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11-21-21, 08:36 AM
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Limit switch function
I was having a problem with my blower motor not turning on. I changed the combination fan and limit control Honeywell l4064 and it was still acting up. I then jumpered the heater fan control pictured below and its working fine. I think its supposed to close at 110degrees? Its a few feet above the heat exchanger. Isn't the combination fan and limit control supposed to control the fan on/off at 100/130 degrees also?
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11-21-21, 10:26 AM
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The combo fan/limit control is typical what control the blower.
The switch in the picture is also a fan switch.
F110-2 stands for fan control - close at 110° and open at 90°.
Those switches are not normally wired in thermostat cable.
I'd need a wiring diagram of your furnace to comment further.
The switch in the picture is also a fan switch.
F110-2 stands for fan control - close at 110° and open at 90°.
Those switches are not normally wired in thermostat cable.
I'd need a wiring diagram of your furnace to comment further.
