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Gas valve circuit error-furnace
I have an american standard freedom 80 comfort-r furnace.the burners will only light up for a few seconds and then will shut off. It continues to try and light up but with no success. According to the 7 flashing lights, it says that it is a gas valve circuit error.what can I do to fix this?
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try cleaning the flame sensor. one wire to it, thin metal rod possibly shaped like an L that sits directly in the flame so look for it in the burner area. use a scouring pad like the green rough dish washing ones.
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I win.
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a 7 flash gas valve circuit error is that 24V is present on the gas valve circuit when it should not be. However, what you describe is not a symptom of a 7 flash error. Are you sure you counted the LED flashes correctly. What you have described sounds exactly like a dirty flame sensor as the others have instructed you to clean.
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I meant "I win" because I snuck in my answer first.
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Congratulations, did you do a victory burn out? I was not aware that this was a competition.
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Never mind.
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Wow, that was just too simple.
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So the flame sensor was the problem?
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