RUUD U96V Running No Cold Air
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85%
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Integrated Furnace Control Board
The IFC board contains a cooling relay that bridges the 24V power from the transformer to the outdoor condenser contactor. Over time, the relay contacts can suffer from carbon arcing or mechanical binding, preventing the 'Y' signal from reaching the compressor while still allowing the blower motor to run. Replacing the board restores the switching logic required to initiate the refrigerant cycle.
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10%
CONF
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24V Control Transformer
The transformer converts 120V line voltage to 24V for the control circuit; if the secondary winding is partially shorted or failing, it may provide enough current to keep the logic board alive and run the fan but fail to provide the amperage necessary to pull in the magnetic contactor at the outdoor unit.
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5%
CONF
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EcoNet Control Center
In communicating systems like the U96V, the thermostat uses digital signals rather than standard 24V pulses. A firmware hang or localized failure on the thermostat's logic board can result in the fan being commanded 'On' for air circulation without the corresponding 'Cooling' command being broadcast to the furnace and condenser.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Integrated Furnace Control Board.
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