I've been banging my head against my Reznor UDAS-60 unit heater that I installed new in my garage back in 2019. It was working well when I stopped using it for the summer (turned off power and gas). I turned it on for this season and it is exhibiting strange behavior that I cannot debug.
Behavior: On the call for heat, unit engages venter motor, opens gas valve, ignites properly, and flame is sensed (yellow LED). 30 seconds after ignition, as per the manual, the blower motor engages. At the same time (within 1 second) of engaging the blower motor, the flame cuts out. Then the blower runs for 2 minutes and the process repeats all over. Based on the manual, it seems that the heater is successfully getting through prepurge and ignition, but barely reaches the normal operating stage before failing.
Troubleshooting done:
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Thanks!
Behavior: On the call for heat, unit engages venter motor, opens gas valve, ignites properly, and flame is sensed (yellow LED). 30 seconds after ignition, as per the manual, the blower motor engages. At the same time (within 1 second) of engaging the blower motor, the flame cuts out. Then the blower runs for 2 minutes and the process repeats all over. Based on the manual, it seems that the heater is successfully getting through prepurge and ignition, but barely reaches the normal operating stage before failing.
Troubleshooting done:
- No error code LED pattern (LED remains flashing throughout to indicate call for heat)
- Verified that the limit control switch and flame rollout switch remain closed throughout
- Verified that the flame sensor is intact, clean, and ceramic bushing is not cracked or corroded
- Verified that the pressure switch remains closed while venter motor is operational
- Checked the blower motor is drawing rated capacity 1.2 amps
- I have not tested the natural gas pressure. I don't have a manometor. However, the flame ignites and is detected by the flame sensor. Natural gas to the rest of the house seems fine (grill, home furnace, water heater).
- Tested the current running across the flame sensor (should be 1 microamp)
Thanks!