INSTALLING LENNOX FURNACE CONTROLLER #65K29

BCC2-1 through BCC3-2 Blower Control

Summary

The BCC (blower control) is a printed circuit board. This board operates the blower and monitors primary limit and gas valve functions. The control has a non-adjustable, factory preset for fan timing. Fan-off timings are adjustable. the board has two sections, 120 and 24 VAC.

The latest BCC board is 48K98. This model is the latest version of Model 65K29 that we're selling. (Note: We have no way of judging compatibility with your furnace. Consider this fine product carefully.)

120-Volt Section

Spade Terminals, Left to Right

• Neutral terminals: The board has five.

• CAB Terminal. At the "CAB" terminal, line voltage enters the board.

• L1 Terminal. 120VAC line voltage input. (Unused on our system.)

• A Terminal. Blower speed terminal for active cooling.

• XFMR Terminal. The "XFMR" terminal sends 120VAC to the damper motor or combustion motor and transformer.

• D terminals. The board has three dummy "D" (unconnected) terminals.

• CF Terminal. Continuous fan terminal.

• H Terminal. Blower speed terminal for heating.

• ACC Terminal. A terminal for accessories, such as an electronic air cleaner.

• HSI Terminal. Not for use on this model.

Blower Speed Taps. Notice the speed taps at the upper right corner of the BCC board. Make blower speed tap changes here. Secure unused speed taps to the dummy "D" terminals. Connect the active heating tap to Terminal H. Connect the active cooling tap to Terminal A.

To Change a Speed Tap, turn off power. Remove the existing speed tap from Terminal H. Place the tap on a "D" terminal. Select a new speed wire. Place it on Terminal H. Restore power. Blower speed tap information appears on the G20 unit wiring diagram.

24-Volt Section

Terminals, Left to Right

• Safety Circuit Terminals.

• Thermostat Jumper. Set the jumper for your thermostat type, Elec (electronic) or Mech (electromechanical).

• Thermostat Screw Terminals W, R, Y, C, and G. Typically, the letters apply to wire colors. W = heating demand. R = 24VAC to thermostat. Y = cooling demand. C = common. G = blower demand.

• Blower Time-Adjustment Jumper. Set fan off-time here. See details below.

• 24V Spade Terminal. 24VAC from the transformer feeds into Terminal 24V.

Adjust Fan-Off Timing by changing the position of a jumper across terminal pins. Fan-off timing is the interval during which the fan is inactive. The choices are in seconds: 90, 150, 210 or 270. (The fan-on time is non-adjustable. The factory setting for fan-on timing is 45 seconds.)

Thermostat Terminal Strips on early model BCC boards are removable. Late-model boards (such as Type 65K29 in our ad) have permanent thermostat strips.