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Bryant Plus80T with a code 32
I have a Bryant Plus80T that originally had a code of 23 and found the lo-hi pressure switch was bad. Could tap it and "trick" the furnace on. Replaced the switch but now I have a 32 and the furnace won't do anything. The only activivty I get is if I disconnect one of the limit switches the blower will kick on for a pre-determined amount of time. Help!
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