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Dunkirk VLT 75

Hello,

I have a Dunkirk VLT 075 that was installed on 2015. I had the Condensate Collector w/gasket & igniter replaced in September 2024. Now getting an "L" displayed in the 7th character position (manual only shows 6 character positions and the manual mentions nothing about an "L" indicator / error code). When "L" comes onto the screen, the unit immediately goes down to 1%. Lastly, I think I may have noticed a small amount of water around the nut of the Vent Temperature Sensor that screws into the condensate collector (as I am keeping an eye on that area). Question - Would it make sense to replace the Vent Temperature Sensor as a process of elimination since that part is roughly $50.00?

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  • Ironman
    Ironman Member Posts: 7,514

    The proper way to test the sensor is to measure its resistance vs. its temperature as given in the service manual.

    Bob Boan
    You can choose to do what you want, but you cannot choose the consequences.