Diagnosing Issues: Board vs. Damper Explained

23 Nov 2024 · 1 min
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How to tell if your control board or damper is broken. Check voltage from the board, confirm it's sending signals to the damper, then see if the damper moves. No movement means the damper failed; no signals means the board did. Replace the battery first to rule that out.

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