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F4iCaveman · Jan 25, 2008, 07:12 PM

... not sure why? I was troubleshooting an obvious ignitor failure on my Carrier furnace due to lack of heat, but while trying to create a cycle with another heat source it seems I've grounded out something causing a nice electrical pop, thus giving me a failure "refer to twinning kit instructions", obviously I have to replace the ignitor, but what about the current error?? Any quick help is greatly appreciated!:(

hvac1000 · Jan 25, 2008, 10:36 PM

((electrical pop)).

You are going to have to trace down that problem on your end. It could be many things but you might check the fuse on the circuit board if so equipped.

NorthernHeat · Jan 26, 2008, 06:59 AM

You are getting a twinning error? If there is nothing touching the twinning terminal on the board, or it you did not change any dip pin setting you may have created an internal short on the board and it will need replaced.

F4iCaveman · Jan 26, 2008, 08:09 AM

Yeah, what I assume is a "twinning error", by using the diagnostic led, it's flashing rapidly. "Electrical pop" was putting it lightly, I definitely let the smoke out somewhere, turning what I'm guessing a $20 repair into a multiple hundred, and not happy about it. I attempted to light the gas manually with a zippo bbq lighter and abviously grounded out somewhere. Any idea what a main board for the system would run? The board looks fine, don't see any carbon, and the fuse on the board is still good. The error occurred just after reseting the breaker.