I have a problem with switching off the stove every few days - "1 bla blaster".
The furnace is about 8 years old. I replaced the ionization electrode, the "candle" nozzle is cleared, the spark sparkler. When I press the orange button it starts correctly. Observation through the "window" on the ignition indicates that everything should be ok. So it takes 2-3 days and stop again.
The furnace has only one non-modulated burner, unless it has a chimney draft sensor (I did not find any traces of such a device or wires to it). Boiler and tank temperature sensors work efficiently. Because this happens every few days, I can not determine the cause for it. After the emergency start, it starts normally.
Is there anything that can stop this work without completely damaging something?
Is it possible to change the software of the controller consisting in programming the second ignition attempt, after the failed first?
The previous threads in this topic have already been read.
I know that there are real experienced professionals here - I count on helpful advice.
The furnace is about 8 years old. I replaced the ionization electrode, the "candle" nozzle is cleared, the spark sparkler. When I press the orange button it starts correctly. Observation through the "window" on the ignition indicates that everything should be ok. So it takes 2-3 days and stop again.
The furnace has only one non-modulated burner, unless it has a chimney draft sensor (I did not find any traces of such a device or wires to it). Boiler and tank temperature sensors work efficiently. Because this happens every few days, I can not determine the cause for it. After the emergency start, it starts normally.
Is there anything that can stop this work without completely damaging something?
Is it possible to change the software of the controller consisting in programming the second ignition attempt, after the failed first?
The previous threads in this topic have already been read.
I know that there are real experienced professionals here - I count on helpful advice.