woodsmaster said:start button ?
Is this a 110 or 220 volt boiler. Is it possible a relay isn't kicking in because of low voltage? Just a long shot, Randyhuffdawg said:started a fire in the eko and the fan doesnt come on for some reason. Any suggestions
Singed Eyebrows said:Is this a 110 or 220 volt boiler. Is it possible a relay isn't kicking in because of low voltage? Just a long shot, Randyhuffdawg said:started a fire in the eko and the fan doesnt come on for some reason. Any suggestions
mr.fixit said:If you have the fan speed at 50% try turning it up some.
My fan stops and buzzes when its running on the ups(modified sine wave)back-up power supply.
I also blow the fan impeller out with an air hose once in a while-it gets pretty dusty.
taxidermist said:Best thing to do is print this off and keep next to your boiler. I look at mine all the time. I even have one right next to my chair to look at it while I try to answer ? on here.
http://www.newhorizoncorp.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/RK-2001UA-ENG1.pdf
Rob
huffdawg said:started a fire in the eko and the fan doesnt come on for some reason. Any suggestions
You have a relatively new boiler, correct? Have you asked the dealer about getting a replacement capacitor under warranty?huffdawg said:.... I'll try to find a capicitor.
.willworkforwood said:You have a relatively new boiler, correct? Have you asked the dealer about getting a replacement capacitor under warranty?huffdawg said:.... I'll try to find a capicitor.
Great news you are up and running :cheese:huffdawg said:Replaced the capicitor this morning and the blower is operational. The one I bought was to big to be mounted inside the enclosure so will have to mount on the outside of it. it cost $8.00
Good thing cause the shop was starting cool off.
Huff
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