Have a 7 year old Buderus GC144 acting up. Had a tech out a couple times and still no fix.
Its currently stuck on recycle, it calls for heat -> boiler pilot and igniter lights flame -> main burner runs for an intermittent amount of time usually 4-10 seconds -> clicking (relay?) turns main burner off -> repeat. If I leave the outside door open as it’s a couple feet away, I can usually get a minute or two before it throws the recycle. When it does run it’s putting off a lot of condensation within the chimney too and the exhaust if quite foul smelling.
I’ve had the pilot burner replaced, air/fuel settings adjusted, bypassed vent damper and flame roll out switch, verified good 24V supply, tightened all electrical connections, took the Honeywell 8600h burner module apart and checked for burn marks or broken solder joints but looks all good.
The Honeywell blinks 3 times for recycle code which indicates “flame failed during run”. Is there anyway to bypass this as I think it’s based on a current reading only? Any other voltage readings I could take during operation sequence?
Its currently stuck on recycle, it calls for heat -> boiler pilot and igniter lights flame -> main burner runs for an intermittent amount of time usually 4-10 seconds -> clicking (relay?) turns main burner off -> repeat. If I leave the outside door open as it’s a couple feet away, I can usually get a minute or two before it throws the recycle. When it does run it’s putting off a lot of condensation within the chimney too and the exhaust if quite foul smelling.
I’ve had the pilot burner replaced, air/fuel settings adjusted, bypassed vent damper and flame roll out switch, verified good 24V supply, tightened all electrical connections, took the Honeywell 8600h burner module apart and checked for burn marks or broken solder joints but looks all good.
The Honeywell blinks 3 times for recycle code which indicates “flame failed during run”. Is there anyway to bypass this as I think it’s based on a current reading only? Any other voltage readings I could take during operation sequence?