cheers everyone i'll try the capacitor if not i'll come back on tomorrow. Nice1 xxx
lisa morgan
September 2007
hi michael it does have a capacitor on it
lisa morgan
September 2007
I don't know if it is the same fault that I had with my Friendly Format 80E, but that one required one of the TWO PCB's being replaced (beleive there is was the ignition one, and not the main one).
Sounds a similar problem, which meant that it ran the pump, but never ignited nor ran the fan to start up.
Neil Jordan
January 2004
Hi, does the fan have a capacitor on it? If it does this may be your fault!
If you can get to the fan an turn it, does it continue to turn electrically? This is also a Capacitor problem. It will need replacing!
Be aware that if you have powered the fan for a long period of time without it turning it can become damaged
Michael
January 2004
It may just be the Relay How do you know there is nopower to fan?
Stan the Man
January 2004
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