6.8.3 Troubleshooting the 24 VAC Circuit in FBRA18 Units
UNIT IS CONNECTED TO
POWER SUPPLY, DRAIN
VALVE IS FULLY CLOSED,
NO WATER IS IN POT,
CONTROLLER IS ON.
Is POWER | No |
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LED lit? |
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Is WATER | No |
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LED lit? |
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Is unit filling | No |
| a failed solenoid, but may | ||
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with water? |
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Once water |
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reaches upper water |
| No | Is WATER | No | |
level sensor, does filling stop |
and WATER LED | LED lit? | |
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go out? | Yes | |
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| Most probable cause is dirty upper | |
Water leg of 24V | water level sensor, but could also be a | |
loose connection between sensor and | ||
circuit is OK. | ||
interface board, or a failed interface | ||
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Most probable cause
is failed solenoid, but may also be a failed water relay on interface board.