@@BH6R yeah I have seen better instructions before.

Unfortunately I do not live at the home where I made this video. If I recall correctly the orientation is slightly different on the new board but the identification of where the new wires go should match.

That may be the case. Hope it works for you.

Yes this works well

Haha that is definitely a requirement.

You’re very welcome.

Appreciate the love. Thank you sir.

Thanks

You are very welcome.

Thanks for the support

Thanks for noticing I realized after the video published

Good tip or practice with a drill and feather it on. Either way works.

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The link in the comments. I think it’s $9 or around there.

Glad the video helped. Thanks for the support.

Thank you appreciate the support

Great video, also the wires in question are red and yellow.

Yeah… I’m making an updated one soon.

@@AllanPhillips00 Awesome! This was super helpful, though. I actually just repaired mine with the help of this video.

Great video I need a thermocouple replacement kit for the patio heater 9:51 9:51

@@petemertens5764 the link for this kit is in the comment below.

The blower should run for a good minute or two as a safety loop when your furnace does not light. Clears our any unburnt gas out the exhaust.

Good tip thanks

Your very welcome. Thanks for supporting the channel.

This unit is just a single speed for heat and AC on or off

@@AllanPhillips00 Anyway, thank you for the jet fuel laced fast response!

@@jamkpa your welcome. Thanks for the support on the video.

Good catch thanks for the feedback.

Thanks for the comment. These two components seem to fail first.

Your welcome glad I could help

@williambass5933 thank you for the kind words. I’m so glad you appreciated the video. We love this machine too.

Normally when material is caught and pushed below the plate wrapped up in the hook spindle.

Thanks very much. Keep doing your thing and benefiting us

@@aaronaffan5132 thanks I appreciate the support.

Thanks for the support.

Nice fix.

I can try to advise. What seems to be wrong with it?

Sounds like a timing issue. If the lower assembly is not catching the loop of the thread created by the initial upstroke of the needle it will fail and get bound up.

You got that right. Thanks for the support.

Is it possible the feed dog is bent or the plate may be on backwards?

I’ll try and put something together in the near future.

Sounds good to me.

Timing of the needle to thread hook is the key part.

I’ll take a look and see what I find

@@AllanPhillips00 I appreciate it. The machine isn't even mine, yet I do all the sewing on it. I'm not stupid but for the life of me, I can't figure out how to fix it. The instructions don't make sense on tighten this or loosen that to affect either the amount of thread spun onto the bobbin. The one screw looks like to me, that all it does is tightened the bobbin pressure arm onto the pin, yet the instructions say its an adjustment screw. If you loosen it, it won't hold. If you tighten it, grabs hold of the pin and rotates as it should. The other smaller arm which is attached to the bobbin pressure arm, again says loosen or tighten, yet all does is lock it into position. It has a hole on top that slips over the pin. Regardless, I hope you can help me. Otherwise, I'll have to take the machine apart, drives hours away to a Consew manufacture, and probably get charged an arm and leg to get it right.

HI Mike, are you trying to grab the loop of thread with the bobbin hook on the needle upstroke? This point creates the slight slack in the thread. the exact timing takes a bit of experimentaion to get right. There is about a 5-10 degree window of rotational timing to get it right.

@@AllanPhillips00 thank you so much for your help and I must say to everyone out there that your videos are awesome I learned a lot and I do not know that much about sewing machines other than the principal and we got a long ways with your help thank you so very much

@@mikematherly6092 I appreciate the kind words. Glad I could be of assistance.

Thank you

If you look up the part number trouble codes online it should reference what sequence of flashing means which fault is occurring.

@AllanPhillips00 thanks

So it was a gas valve on my York 80, my contractor could turn it manually by passing the board and it would turn on and you can smell the gas coming out. He told me it's not the valve but with the board AC 24 volts, it would not open. He ended up replacing my gas valve on my York 80. Finally after a month of intermittent turn on and turn off. My unit is about 21 years old now.

Btw, I replaced my board about 12 years ago with an aftermarket one. The new one has an error button that shows the last 3 error messages on the red led flashes.

@@giangnguyen8344 I’m not certain my new board has not had an error yet.