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AstralEngine
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Wondering if any of you guys might be HVAC experts. When I turn on my heat the fan on my unit turns on, but I get no heat. I took the font panel off and the motherboard has a green light on it the blinks in four blink bursts. I assume this is a diag code, but I'm having no luck figuring out what it is.

Any of you guys happen to know what it means?

12/13/2013 10:31:07 AM

elise
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My boss had a problem where the air would blow but no heat would come out. Her carbon monoxide filter was clogged. Or whatever...I know it was a filter.

12/13/2013 10:40:55 AM

puck_it
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Check home ownership woes thread. I think wdprice3 had a similar issue a couple pages back.

12/13/2013 12:57:50 PM

wdprice3
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I'd just call allen kelly & company (or another service company)...

To clarify, what unit turns on? The blower (air handler) or the compressor (outdoor unit), or both?

Is the light labeled?

My situation was that the blower would run, but the compressor would not (e.g. blowing cold air); problem turned out to be a bad temperature sensor in the discharge duct.

12/13/2013 1:03:04 PM

occamsrezr
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72 Degrees Mang

They've always been level with me and their service is fantastic.

Plus, there's a $25 off coupon.

http://www.cleanairnc.com/coupons/25-off-coupon/

12/13/2013 8:56:57 PM

darkone
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"I took the font panel off and the motherboard has a green light on it the blinks in four blink bursts. I assume this is a diag code, but I'm having no luck figuring out what it is."


There's usually a sticker on the service panel or near the circuit board that will explain the light codes. Otherwise, note the model and manufacturer of your unit and hit up google.

You should probably call a service company anyway unless you have experience fixing these kinds of things yourself.

12/18/2013 4:35:50 PM

afripino
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i replaced the circuit board on my unit before. expensive for what you get, but it's easy enough to do if you know anything about circuits.

12/19/2013 9:58:12 AM

ncsustash
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I had it happen before and it was a bad sensor similar to what wdprice3 described, a easy fix.

The codes should tell you everything.

12/19/2013 1:16:34 PM

Chief
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Gotta ask, is your main or isolated gas shutoff valve actually open? Paid your gas bill? Was it working for a while before it started just blowing cool air?

12/20/2013 2:58:33 PM

ReceiveDeath
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this thread speaks to me on a personal level

sorry I thought we were in Premium Palace LOL

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