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Dennis Freytes
February 9, 2025
Unit won't start, it keeps binking with led light on "E..".Read your troubleshooting tips but everything looks "OK". HELP!
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Mr. Anderson
February 11, 2025
The Comfort Breeze CBZ-Series unit may not start due to various issues, including power supply problems, wiring faults, or internal component failures. The blinking "E.." LED light indicates an error code, which helps diagnose the specific problem. Common causes include:
1. Power Issues – Ensure the unit is properly connected to a working power source and that circuit breakers or fuses are not tripped. 2. Wiring or Connection Faults – Loose or damaged wiring can prevent the unit from starting. Inspect connections and secure them if necessary. 3. Sensor or Control Board Failure – A malfunctioning sensor or control board may trigger an error code and prevent operation. 4. Overload or Safety Shutdown – If the unit detects overheating or excessive load, it may shut down as a protective measure. 5. Blocked Airflow or Mechanical Obstruction – Check for blockages in airflow or any mechanical restrictions that could prevent normal operation.
To determine the exact issue, refer to the unit’s manual for the specific meaning of the blinking "E.." LED error code and follow the recommended troubleshooting steps.
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Do you have a question about the CBZ-Series and is the answer not in the manual?
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Unit won't start, it keeps binking with led light on "E..".Read your troubleshooting tips but everything looks "OK". HELP!
The Comfort Breeze CBZ-Series unit may not start due to various issues, including power supply problems, wiring faults, or internal component failures. The blinking "E.." LED light indicates an error code, which helps diagnose the specific problem. Common causes include:
1. Power Issues – Ensure the unit is properly connected to a working power source and that circuit breakers or fuses are not tripped.
2. Wiring or Connection Faults – Loose or damaged wiring can prevent the unit from starting. Inspect connections and secure them if necessary.
3. Sensor or Control Board Failure – A malfunctioning sensor or control board may trigger an error code and prevent operation.
4. Overload or Safety Shutdown – If the unit detects overheating or excessive load, it may shut down as a protective measure.
5. Blocked Airflow or Mechanical Obstruction – Check for blockages in airflow or any mechanical restrictions that could prevent normal operation.
To determine the exact issue, refer to the unit’s manual for the specific meaning of the blinking "E.." LED error code and follow the recommended troubleshooting steps.
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