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Charles Romanchuk Posted on Dec 16, 2014
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How do I clear the trouble codes on my furnace. Ibelieve that it can bedone by jumping 2 spots on the circuit board

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Don't jumper anything, You could possibly damage the circuit board!!!! Trouble codes can be cleared by simply turning the power off to the furnace. Wait 10 - 20 seconds then turn the power back on. It will clear the diagnostic codes. (just like rebooting your computer).

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SOURCE: Ruud 90+

removed the flex hoses from the pressure sensors and reinstalled them. Unit reset and now works perfectly.

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SOURCE: my furnace is telling me

Hi,
If the pressure switch is open, that means that the inducer is not moving enough air to close it, the pressure switch is bad, or the heat exchanger may be cracked.

Check for air flow...go outside and see if air is coming out the vent pipe....make sure there is no water built up inside the vent pipe.
Make sure the air intake pipe is ope and not clogged if you have a two pipe system...

Check the small hoses by the furnace for cracks or water in the hoses...
Check for condensate buildup inside the heat exchanger...

A cracked heat exchanger can also cause a lack of pressure and or pressure differential....

If everything else checks out then you may have a bad pressure switch... they DO go bad...

Here is a tip that will help you try to figure out why yourfurnace is not working.

BasicFurnace or Heating System Troubleshooting

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