
G—Gas Combustion Combination Controls and Systems—G961DAJ Integrated Function Ignition Control 11
Table 5: Loss of Twinning Communications
(Green “OK” LED Flashing)
Possible Causes
Corrective Actions
Lack of continuity between “TWIN”
terminals and/or between the common
terminals of the two furnaces
Repair or replace wiring.
Loss of power in one of the twinned
furnaces
Refer to Table 2 for corrective actions.
The 24 VAC signal on the two controls
out of phase
Correct wiring using schematic in Figure 1.
Table 6: Insufficient Flame Sense Current (Yellow Flame LED Off)
Possible Causes
Corrective Actions
Dirty flame sensor
Clean sensor with steel wool.
Dirty grounding surface
Clean main burner with steel wool.
Flame sensor ceramic cracked
Replace sensor.
Sense cable wrapped around spark cable
Separate cables.
Lack of continuity in sense cable
Replace sense cable.
Flame sensor not positioned in main
burner flame correctly
Correctly position flame sensor per
manufacturer’s specifications.
Defective ignition control
Replace control.
Table 7: Marginal Flame Sense Current
(Yellow Flame LED Flashing)
Possible Causes
Corrective Actions
Dirty flame sensor
Clean sensor with steel wool.
Dirty grounding surface
Clean main burner with steel wool.
Sense cable wrapped around spark cable
Separate cables.
Flame sensor not positioned in main
burner flame correctly
Correctly position flame sensor per
manufacturer’s specifications.
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CAUTION:
Label all wires prior to disconnection when servicing
controls. Wiring errors can cause improper and
dangerous operation.
Do not attempt field repairs to the ignition control. Use only an exact or
recommended replacement control. For a replacement control or
accessories, contact the original equipment manufacturer or authorized
wholesaler.
Repairs and
Replacement