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Check at the plug that goes into the gas valve with wires attached to it to see if you have 24 volts after the ignition comes on. If you have 24 volts at the plug, try moving the plug slightly in the receptacle
Run the system and disable the condenser fan motor while the system is running(the blower motor in the heating mode). Let the head pressure rise to 400-450psi and shut system off(if reversing valve is
The humidifier is not normally used at the same time as the A/C. The A/C is taking humidity out of the air and the humidifier would be trying to put humidity back in the air. During the heating season
That seems a little early in the systems life to develop a leak. I would ask exactly where the leak is at and if it is in the evaporator coil, check the warranty on equipment and contact Goodman customer
If the pump must work both summer and winter you would have to break the "R" wire with the safety switch to prevent water damage if the pump didn't work. Hopefully you are not away for extended periods
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