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Have Nordyne M3RL series 90+ Downflow condensing furnace less

 
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Have Nordyne M3RL series 90+ Downflow condensing Furnace less than 5 years old. Has 4 tubes that are suposed to ignite but on first 3 are ingniting. This started out as an intermitent problem we blew out the furnace with canned air, used emery cloth on ignitor sensor, still only working in frequently. had a red light code of 4 at first, after cleaning had a red light code of 2. What are we doing wrong.

 

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Make : Nordyne
Model : M3RL series 90+ Downflow condensing furnac

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cleaning furnace with & without canned air. Change filter. Removed & wiped down ignitor sensor with emery board.

Submitted: 906 days and 18 hours ago.
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Expert:  Richard replied 906 days and 17 hours ago.

Hello your not doing anything wrong. Your problem just lies elsewhere. You may or may not have the tools needed but this is what we need to check and or adjust. First, the gas pressure is not factory set and has to be adjusted to 3.5 IWC for natural or 10.0 IWC for propane. Next would be the combustion air and or draft inducer. A pressure guage need to be T ed into the draft hose going to the vent switch and verify we have enough negative vent pressure ( there will be a rating on the switch and it need to be more negative and the rating) Burner alignment and also check to see if any type of debris is in the burner. Sometimes this is very difficult to see. If all this checks I would replace the burner or burner manifold. One more thing and I obviously can't see the job but if it has been doing this from the beginning it maybe the way the venting is run or terminated. Since it is a 90 it may have two pipes going outside one exhaust and one combustion air. If the combustion gas or flue gas gets back into the combustion air or fresh air pipe this will happen as well. Let me know if I can help you further. Thank you

 
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