Roberts Gorden BH-200, BH-60, BH-40, BH-150, BH-175, BH-115, BH-100 Troubleshooting Flow Chart, Yes

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Turn up thermostat.

NO

Does the blower turn on?

 

YES

Place a jumper across the

 

thermostat terminals.

NO

Does the blower turn on?

 

YES

 

Check thermostat wiring

 

and replace thermostat if

 

necessary.

 

Unplug burner and check

 

Is there power 120 V at

the burner?

NO

Check relay wiring (if applicable) and wiring

to the burner.

Is the igniter gap

YES

Unplug burner. Does the

NO

blower turn freely?

 

YES

 

Replace blower.

 

Is the vent pipe or the inlet of

Remove obstruction.

YES

Is the blower obstructed?

NO

Blower bearings may have

failed. Replace blower.

12.1 Troubleshooting Flow Chart

Is there spark at the igniter? NO igniter and ignition wire. Are NO they damaged?

YES

Replace igniter and ignition wire as needed.

Check wiring between the

power cord, blower motor NO and transformer.

set at 1/8"?

NO

Carefully reset spark gap to 1/8"

With the blue and yellow wires still removed, is the voltage at the transformer black and white leads 120 V?

YES

Replace transformer.

YES

NO

the burner obstructed?

YES

 

NO

 

Are the air hoses to the

NO

pressure switch secure and

leak free?

 

YES

 

Remove the blue and yellow

 

wires from the transformer.

 

Is there 24 V at the

 

transformer secondary?

 

YES

 

Reconnect transformer

 

wires. Place a jumper wire

YES

across the pressure switch.

 

Is there a spark?

 

NO

 

Replace ignition module.

 

Remove obstruction.

Repair, replace, or tighten hoses as necessary.

Replace pressure switch

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