What to do if I get an ignition burner error on my Armstrong Humidifier?
If you're encountering an ignition burner error with your Armstrong Humidifier (applicable to units with software GFH150.HEX, GFH300.HEX, GFH450.HEX), first ensure that the gas supply to the unit is turned on. Then, check for a defective igniter or any loose wiring from the ignition module to the igniter or flame sensing rod.
What to do if the high level switch doesn't close after initial fill on my Armstrong Gas Fired HumidiClean?
If the high level switch in your Armstrong Humidifier doesn't close by the completion of the initial fill, examine the fill valve for defects or debris in the inlet screen or line to the level container. Also, check for water leakage from the tank or tubing, ensure adequate water pressure, verify the drain valve isn't stuck open or leaking, and inspect the low water level switch, cleaning the electrodes if necessary.
What to do if the low level switch has not opened after a set drain on my Armstrong Humidifier?
If the low level switch on your Armstrong Humidifier hasn't opened after a set drain, inspect the low level switch for defects. Also, check the drain valve for defects and look for any debris in the level container tubing or drain valve.
What to do if the low level switch doesn't close in set fill time for my Armstrong Gas Fired HumidiClean Humidifier?
If the low level switch in your Armstrong Humidifier doesn't close within the set fill time, examine the fill valve for defects or debris in the inlet screen or line to the level container. Also, check for water leakage from the tank or tubing, ensure adequate water pressure, verify the drain valve isn't stuck open or leaking, and inspect the low water level switch, cleaning the electrodes if necessary.
General| Brand | Armstrong |
|---|---|
| Model | Gas Fired HumidiClean Series |
| Category | Humidifier |
| Language | English |
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