The most probable of these are 1.
Furnace control board blowing fuses.
Your furnace s control board has a separate fuse that protects it from getting too hot.
Loose electrical cables there could be loose electrical cables inside the circuit box or somewhere in your ac which could be causing a short circuit.
If the fuse blows when you have no low voltage wires hooked to the furnace then you have an internal problem like a bad limit gas valve connection or control board.
But for those who ve recently encountered one common issue a furnace blowing its fuse before scheduling that tune up it may be due to one or more of the following reasons.
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It isn t the hsi inducer or blower motor as these are all high voltage parts not low voltage.
This will blow the fuse on the control board causing the draft inducer to not start which then stops the rest of the furnace functions from working properly.
Fuse on the circuit board blowing in your case you likely have a dead short somewhere in the wiring or a bad load that is going short to ground causing the fuse to blow.
Make sure you have a good fuse and then reattach them one at a time.
Pay close attention to where the thermostat wires where the wires go through the body of the furnace or air conditioning unit.
When a thermostat wire touches the metal frame of the furnace it can deliver more voltage than the wires are designed to handle.
If you haven t been diligent about maintaining your furnace all its parts will have been silently and steadily collecting debris and dust.
There could be several reasons why air conditioner keeps blowing fuse in circuit board.
Electric furnace thermostat control wire.
The 5a fuse that is blowing is a control fuse for the 24v control side of the system.
Furthermore i would remove all the control wires from the board.
Many times the thermostat wires will short out against the body of the furnace or air conditioner.