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Posted by Brent Bolin on April 19, 2007, 9:17 pm
On Apr 19, 11:58 am, dhillon...@yahoo.com wrote:
> So I have been having trouble with my Bryant furnace (model 395BAW).
> It seems pretty old but I don't know how old. A couple years ago I
> believe the circuit board was replaced because we were getting air
> flow through the blower and the pilot was lighting, but no heat.
> Burners would fire intermittently and then less and less often.
>
> The problem is occurring again. Instead of bringing someone in I want
> to do it myself. I found the part online and am thinking to order it
> (apparently it's not really something that can be picked up at a
> store). Can anyone offer any advice on installing the part? How-to
> websites or other insight? Or other solutions to the problem?
>
> Thanks
> SZ
I recently also had some problems with my American Standard unit. Was
told the main logic board was bad. They wanted $500.00 for the board.
Looked at it myself. Cold solder joint where the 12/5 volt makes the
connection. At least I think it was the 12/5 volt connector. It was
a real easy fix with a soldering iron.
It's worth checking. Solid state components don't go bad very often.
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