NPS40 blower and ignitor always on - did i cross wires
I just replaced the blower gasket and cleaned the blower, also replaced the ignitor, ignitor switch, and the door gasket, The stove is running better than new with the exception that when I plug it in, the blower and ignitor are always on and never shuts off - could i maybe have crossed a wire or might it be due to the door gasket. If you've experienced this what wire would you suggest - the ignitor switch, the ignitor, or the blower. Any suggestions are welcome,
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good luck, what parts do u need, most of them can be re placed with other furnace name brands, like ignitor, blower motor, gas valve, pressure switch, ignitor board, transformer, ventor motor, they have replacement for all those parts, remember most companies use the same parts
Fig. Fig. 7: Always install a new oil pan gasket on a clean surface-V8 engine shown
Remove the exhaust cross-over pipe.
Remove the left engine-to-transmission strut.
Remove the bolts and lower the oil pan.
Thoroughly clean the gasket mating surfaces.
When installing the pan, always use new gaskets coated with sealer. Apply a drop of RTV silicone sealer where the cork and rubber gaskets meet. On the 5.9L engine, make sure the gasket notches are positioned as shown. Tighten the oil pan bolts to 15 ft. lbs. (20 Nm). Tighten the cross-over pipe to 24 ft. lbs. (32 Nm). this is it no metal you can find this at auto zone libary
Check the door gasket material. If it's worn, it's allowing air from the room to be pulled in and has fooled the exhaust motor into thinking it needs to run more. Or the fan ON/Off sensor has failed.
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