kellie0918
Nov 27, 2007, 01:42 PM
I have a Coleman furnace that decided to start having the alarm go off on me...
My brother and I were looking at it, and according to the 'single blink' it has something to do with the attic fan. I have no idea what to do... and I really don't have the money to have someone come in and fix it. Anyone have any ideas??
This is what I found when I researched it...
Item B has both a green and red light but this is not a diagnostic code for the furnace. This box is labeled blend-air and it's function is to bring in fresh air. If there's a problem with the blend-air unit, a red light will flash and you may hear a beep. Generally if you do hear this unit beeping or see the red light flashing, it's not a life-threatening warning and you will be OK to run your furnace until you can get it repaired. The unit should have a switch to shut off the beeper so it doesn't drive you nuts.
If your furnace is still under warranty, you'll want to get the blend-air (also called Fresh Air Fan) unit fixed as soon as possible or your warranty could be voided.
My brother and I were looking at it, and according to the 'single blink' it has something to do with the attic fan. I have no idea what to do... and I really don't have the money to have someone come in and fix it. Anyone have any ideas??
This is what I found when I researched it...
Item B has both a green and red light but this is not a diagnostic code for the furnace. This box is labeled blend-air and it's function is to bring in fresh air. If there's a problem with the blend-air unit, a red light will flash and you may hear a beep. Generally if you do hear this unit beeping or see the red light flashing, it's not a life-threatening warning and you will be OK to run your furnace until you can get it repaired. The unit should have a switch to shut off the beeper so it doesn't drive you nuts.
If your furnace is still under warranty, you'll want to get the blend-air (also called Fresh Air Fan) unit fixed as soon as possible or your warranty could be voided.