Cumberland C80M User Manual (English)

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liruthAug 20, 2025
What to do if my Cumberland Heater motor trips on thermal overload?
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  deborah13Aug 20, 2025
  If the motor in your Cumberland Heater trips on thermal overload (indicated by two flashes), here's what to investigate: 1. **Low Voltage:** Check the power input at terminals #1 and #2 of TB1 while the heater is running. The voltage should match what's specified on the nameplate. If it's incorrect, check the power source for excessive voltage drop in the wiring. 2. **Weak Motor Capacitor:** Replacing the capacitor might solve the issue. 3. **High Motor Amps:** If the burner is operating, high motor amps could be the issue, consider replacing the motor.
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Tracy PetersonAug 22, 2025
Why does my Cumberland C80M Heater burner light, but not stay lit?
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  smithzacharyAug 22, 2025
  If the burner in your Cumberland Heater lights but doesn't stay lit (indicated by three flashes), consider the following: * **Grounding:** Check the tightness of ground wires at the blower and ground screws in the electrical control enclosure to ensure the unit is properly grounded. * **Flame Rod:** Inspect the flame rod for oxidation or corrosion and sand it off. If the flame rod isn't sensing the flame, replace it, as the flame rod might be grounded.
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bellbobbyAug 25, 2025
Why is my Cumberland C80M Heater motor humming but not starting?
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  fishertiffanyAug 26, 2025
  If your Cumberland Heater's motor doesn't start but hums or runs slowly (indicated by two flashes), here's what could be happening: * **Blower Wheel Binding:** There might be an obstruction. Remove any obstructions, realign and secure the blower wheel, or replace the blower wheel if it's damaged. * **Motor Binding:** The motor itself might be binding, requiring replacement. * **Capacitor Inoperative:** The capacitor could be faulty and need replacement.
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donnacruzAug 27, 2025
What causes the ignitor in my Cumberland C80M Heater to fail to light the burner?
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  Daniel SullivanAug 27, 2025
  If your Cumberland Heater's ignitor isn't lighting the burner (indicated by three flashes): * **Low voltage to ignitor:** Check the 24 volt power output to transformer across terminals 3 and 4 of terminal block. If meter reading is below 24 volts, see symptom #4 (1) of Troubleshooting Guide. If transformer output is zero, but voltage at terminals 1 and 2 of terminal block is of line voltage, replace transformer. * **Flame safeguard relay module (FSR) malfunction:** Check output voltage from terminal #5 (FSR) during trial for ignition to ensure voltage exceeds 24 volts. If not, replace FSR module. * **Ignitor misaligned:** Check mounting of ignitor to ensure it is secure. * **Ignitor malfunction:** Replace ignitor.
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peckjoshuaAug 30, 2025
What to do if the motor of Cumberland Heater does not run but LED is on?
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  Cindy SmithAug 30, 2025
  If the motor in your Cumberland Heater isn't running (but the LED is lit), it could be due to: * **Motor malfunction:** Consider replacing the motor.
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alison11Sep 1, 2025
What causes the automatic gas valve on my Cumberland Heater to not open?
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  Andrew GonzalesSep 1, 2025
  If the automatic gas valve on your Cumberland Heater isn't opening (indicated by three flashes): * **Flame safeguard relay module (FSR) malfunction:** Check voltage output terminal #8 (FSR) during trial for ignition to ensure voltage exceeds 24 volts. If not, replace FSR module. * **Dirt or sediment in automatic gas valve:** Clean and replace all gas supply lines and install a sediment trap at the heater’s gas inlet. ALL AUTOMATIC GAS VALVES INSTALLED ON CONTAMINATED SUPPLY LINES WITHOUT SEDIMENT TRAPS MUST BE REPLACED. * **Loose or broken wire:** Repair or replace wire. * **Gas valve malfunction:** Replace ignitor. * **Ignition malfunction:** Replace ignitor.
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Jennifer CastroSep 6, 2025
What does it mean when the High-Limit is open on my Cumberland C80M?
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  Brittany BrewerSep 6, 2025
  If the High-Limit is open on your Cumberland Heater (indicated by three flashes): * **High-Limit Tripped:** Reset the High-Limit and review additional possible causes. * **Low Air Flow:** Check for inlet and/or discharge obstructions. Clean blower wheel. Realign and secure. Replace damaged blower wheel. Replace weak capacitor or replace weak motor, as applicable. * **Over Firing:** Check gas type (LP or NG). Check supply gas pressure. Check manifold gas pressure. Check burner orifice size. * **Malfunction High-Limit:** Replace the High-Limit.
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Vanessa RossSep 8, 2025
What to do if my Cumberland C80M Heater burner does not shut off?
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  Elizabeth WrightSep 9, 2025
  If the burner on your Cumberland Heater doesn't shut off: * **Dirt or sediment in automatic gas valve:** Clean or replace all gas supply lines and install a sediment trap at the heater’s gas inlet. ALL AUTOMATIC GAS VALVES INSTALLED ON CONTAMINATED SUPPLY LINES WITHOUT SEDIMENT TRAPS MUST BE REPLACED. * **Defective automatic gas valve:** Replace automatic gas valve but check supply pressure to insure gas pressure is below 14" W.C. (1/2 PSI).
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charlesjeffreySep 12, 2025
What causes the air proving switch on my Cumberland Heater to not open?
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  Joann CarrSep 12, 2025
  If the air proving switch on your Cumberland Heater does not open (indicated by one flash): * **Air Proving Switch Binding:** Adjust the air switch to move freely or replace the air proving switch. * **Air Proving Switch Malfunction:** Replace the air proving switch.
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Amanda RuizSep 14, 2025
Why does the air proving switch on my Cumberland C80M not close?
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  Tyler SummersSep 14, 2025
  If the air proving switch on your Cumberland Heater doesn't close (indicated by two flashes), here's what to check: * **Obstruction or Flapper Arm Bent:** Remove any obstruction, or adjust the air proving switch to move freely, or replace the air proving switch. * **Low Air Flow:** Check for inlet and/or discharge obstruction and clean blower wheel. Check for loose or misaligned blower wheel. Realign and secure. Replace damaged blower wheel. * **Loose or broken wire:** Repair or replace wire.