Voyager refresher

Bob Bona_4

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Bob Bona_4

Voyager refresher

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Got a call yesterday from a client who has a Voyager 1200 "something", boiler

He said the unit seemed to go into pre purge, but the ignition never happened. Not having any parts on the truck, I was thinking, maybe some of you guys have any feedback/habits of this thing? A while back I think there was a discussion..

Not much I could do, except offer electric heaters, everybody was shut down for the holiday..

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fairly easy

to troubleshoot. The digitalreadout tells what is going on. Sounds like an ignitor. May be able to match one at Johnstone Supply.

Depending on the age make sure you add an update kit to the burner. Boards go out ocassionally, blower motors after 5 of 6 years possibly, depending on cycles. Easy to work on!

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Bob Bona_4

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HR, I'll call him tomorrow to see how he is doing..he was calling a bunch of contractors-panicking the house would freeze. If he's still hurtin', I'll ask to give it a shot!

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Bob Bona_4

follow up

called the client today. He found an ignitor in Utah, and had it overnighted. Changed it himself, and all is well. He is an electronics engineer, and we had a great conversation about PC board stress..

He is blown away by the Voyager's intelligent design and diagnostic capabilities!

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GEO_3

Voyager igniter

Better suggest he get a spare. You can't get a generic replacment for that igniter. I have voyagers in commercial and residential applications so I try to keep 2 in stock.