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Hi,
I have a trusty 2 year old Micron 30FF that is causing me some grief. It successfully lights on every firing sequence (I have the front off and can see the blue glow of the flames) but at the end of the sequence the gas is cut and obviously it doesn't stay lit! I had a professional come and have a look (a friend) who squeezed one of the pipes to the air switch for 40 seconds during the lighting sequence - causing the fan to turn for much longer, and this caused it to light once he'd let go. He said replace the air switch. I've done this to no avail - same problem. It nearly always fires if the fan is turning for 40 seconds before the rest of the lighting sequence carries on. The fault is one that says "software error" in the manual - great info. Micron say dodgy earth or PCB. But why does it light when the fan is forced to turn for longer? Once warm it always lights on demand. Should I replace the thermistor / give up and get a new PCB? Many thanks Dave |
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