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Typical Wiring Diagram

LEGEND

Field Splice
Terminal (marked)
Terminal (unmarked)
Splice
Splice (marked)
Factory Wiring
Field Control Wiring
Field Power Wiring
Accessory or Optional Wiring
To Indicate Common Potential 
Only: Not to Represent Wiring

 

BR 

Blower Relay

 

Contactor

 

CAP 

Capacitor

  COMP 

Compressor Motor

 

CR 

Combustion Relay

  EQUIP 

Equipment

 

FS 

Flame Sensor

 

FU 

Fuse

 

GND 

Ground

 

GVR 

Gas Valve Relay

 

HPS 

High Pressure Switch

 

HS 

Hall Effect Sensor

 HV TRAN  High Voltage Transformer
 

Ignitor

 

ICM 

Integrated Control Motor

 

IDM 

Induced Draft Motor

 

IFM 

Indoor Fan Motor

 

IGC 

Integrated Gas Unit 
Controller

 

IMR 

Indoor Motor Relay

 

LPS 

Low Pressure Switch

 

LS 

Limit Switch

  MGV 

Main Gas Valve

 

OFM 

Outdoor Fan Motor

 

QT 

Quadruple Terminal

 

RS 

Rollover Switch

  TRAN 

Transformer

Testing the Inducer Motor

Testing the Inducer Motor Hall Effect switch using a Voltmeter capable of reading DC Voltage

•  With the three wire plug connected and power applied , use a Voltmeter set to DCV and connect the 

negative (-) meter lead to pin 3

 and the 

positive lead (+) to pin 1

.Carefully 

rotate the inducer draft motor by hand 180 degrees and the reading should be 

less than 1 Volt DC

. Continue to rotate the motor through 180 degrees towards 360 degrees. The 

voltage should increase to a reading between 

6.5 VDC and 9VDC

 at the full 360 degree mark. If the first reading is less than 1VDC or the second reading is not between 6.5 & 9 

VDC, you should replace the sensor.

•  Next, move the 

positive lead of the meter to pin 2

 leaving the 

negative lead on pin 3

. Take a reading with your DCV meter and the reading should measure between 

16.5VDC 

and 21VDC

. Replace the sensor if the reading is not in range.

•  If Code 6 flashes on the board, check for continuity across the jumper at J2. The jumper should not be cut and should have full continuity.

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