| Model OFG- 390 |
| Theignition modules send 24 volts to the ignitors and gas valve. |
LED Indication | Two different modules are in the field. The White Rogers modules |
| have a red LED, and the Robershaw modules have a green LED. |
| These LEDs help to identify a failure. |
White Rogers
For the White Rogers’ module, when the control calls for heat, the LED will flash, then go out, indicating the control is functional. If the LED continues to flash, the module did not sense a pilot flame. If the LED stays on continuously, an internal fault has been detected, and the module should be replaced.
Robertshaw | For the Robertshaw, when the control calls for heat, the LED will | |
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LED | be on continuously, indicating the control is functional. If the LED | |
| flashes, the module did not sense a pilot flame. If the LED goes out | |
Replacement | while the control is calling for heat, an internal fault had been | |
detected, and the module should be replaced. | ||
| 1. Remove electrical power supplied to the unit. | |
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| To avoid electrical shock or property damage, move the |
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| POWER switch to OFF and disconnect main circuit |
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| breaker, or unplug cord at wall receptacle. |
| 2. | Remove the control panel as discussed in Complete Control |
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| Panel Section. |
| 3. | Remove the condensation drain pan. |
| 4. | Using a Phillips head screwdriver, remove the screws securing |
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| the module cover and remove the cover. |
| 5. | Label and remove the wires from the module. |
| 6. | Using a 3/8” socket and Phillips head screwdriver, remove the |
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| nuts and screws securing the module and remove it from the |
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| unit. |
| 7. | Replace with module in reverse order. |
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