20 Most Recent York Furnace Draft Inducer Blower Fasco # A224 Questions & Answers

1. sounds like the control board. i cannot confirm this as i am not able to come sit in front of your furnace. please have a tech come to sit in front of your furnace and figure it out!!

Hi check out the pressure switch clean the air filter and check out the fan control see if this is clean

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There is a switch, activated when you open the service panel, that kills most power to the unit, including the DI Blower motor. Your furnace should also be equipped with an exterior kill switch, or there's always the good old breaker box. Good Luck!

The "mother board" or integrated control module is essentially the brain that controls the sequence of operation in your gas fired furnace. It is located, generally, in the blower compartment. That is the bottom of the two compartments of the in the furnace. It looks like a circuit board with all the wires of the furnace leading to it.

Nordyne Furnace, pilot is lit, thermostat is reset, Heater is on but blowing cold air.

i have fixed almost every one of pc9 -----we have installed in our company,code three{flashes} at first new presure switches installed, same thing,york knows about this,induction motor bearings,could be bad.our local york dist, has boards,inducer, ***.motor, dual press.switch,free.as is known as the only way to fix.after all else is ruled out.one local competator called us if we wanted to join class action suit . good luck.furnaces work good at first, season or two then bam

Does it run if youn pull the thermostat from the base?

These pressure switches are safety features on ALL new furnaces, if replacing the switch didn't solve the problem, you might want to make sure there is no blockage in the exhuast pipe like a birds nest, anything that would restrict airflow, is there inline fan motor in the exhaust pipe ? perhaps it's not working also.

There should be a gasket between the mounting flange of the inducer motor and the furnace. If you do not have that you can use a small bead of blue or red silicone caulking to seal it. Hope this helps you. Thanks

filter may not be in correctly. if it is gas, check the pilot, if it doesn't have a pilot, it may be the ignitor. depending on how new your furnace is, it may have a safety feature that won't let it start for some reason. seeing that it will at least start the cycle is a good sign. it may be the filter not placed right. i'm not a furnace expert, just know my experiences. you may want to look at the limit switches as well, they only require a tester to see if they are good. if you own the testers, you probably know what you're looking for.

Is it a gas burner? Does it have a pilot light? I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/bob_62dfa2f81bb55288

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