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h flashing Calibrating (CALIBRATE-NO V)
What the control is telling you
Lower-case h flashing. Per the troubleshooting chart, H/h should be steady during a heat call; if it is flashing check the dipswitches / test mode.
Applies to: RGPE/RGLE 2-stage 80+
Likely causes
- Dipswitch or test-mode setting
- Calibration in progress
Test and repair steps
- Note the original dipswitch settings before changing anything.
- Check the test-mode dipswitches and that test mode has not expired (1 hour limit).
- Check the SW1-SW3 settings against the manual tables.
- Verify on unit allow the cycle to continue and confirm h goes steady.
Settings for these units
- Filter sizes as shipped, upflow (Table 19) · RGPE/RGLE
- Reduced clearance to combustibles (Fig. 3 and 4) · RGPE/RGLE
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Source: RGPE/RGLE: Table 16 p.49 / Table 20; Fig. 45 p.63. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.
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