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Coleman 7656856 continuously running

2 years ago

last modified: 2 years ago

my furnace will continuosly runs unless i manually turn it off. I have replaced the motor, the transformer, the fan switch and the the thermostat. The old transformer was the original so it was difficult to figure out how to wire the new one

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cat_ky
2 years ago
Have you checked your thermostat? Mine has a setting on it, to keep it running all the time, if I should want. I dont use that setting, but, yours may be set to use it.
Stax
2 years ago
last modified: 2 years ago
"Continuously" on a thermostat suggests the fan running continuously - not the furnace/heat.

Check under "Fan" Setting... typically "Run" or "Auto" are the options.
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cat_ky
2 years ago
Yes, the op doesnt say if its running with heat, or if its just the blower running.
Keyshen
Original Author
2 years ago
It is running both heat and fan and will not stop unless I pull the thermostat, or hit the breaker. i I just replaced the thermostat with no change at all.
Keyshen
Original Author
2 years ago

This is the only wiring disgram i have

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