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Err 100 Internal software error (blocking)
What the control is telling you
Internal control error shown as a blocking error. Blocking errors stay on screen until the cause clears; the burner is held off meanwhile.
Applies to: B85, B120, B160 (NG and LP)
Likely causes
- Control board glitch
- Faulty ICB or display board
Test and repair steps
- Cycle power and press RESET.
- If it keeps returning, replace the ICB and the display board.
Settings for these units
Maintenance intervals · Glow B85/B120/B160
| Item | When |
|---|---|
| Annual inspection by a technician | Every year (warranty) |
| Relief valve try-lever test | Annually |
| LWCO test | Annually |
| Condensate trap clean | Annually (14.3) |
| Heat exchanger combustion-side wash | Annually or when combustion drifts (14.4) |
| Burner door silicone gasket | Replace if damaged or after 2 years |
| Service reminder | 2.203 on, interval 2.204 (default 1000 days) |
Operating pressure should sit 5 psi under the relief valve rating (max 25 psig on a 30 psi valve); water never above 180 F.
Models that show this code
3 models in Glow B85/B120/B160
Other codes on the same units
- AttE 202 Unknown appliance model selected
- AttE 204 Outdoor sensor open or shorted
- CodE Installer password prompt
- Err Blocking error prefix
- Err 101 Internal software error (blocking)
- Err 102 Internal software error (blocking)
- Err 103 Internal software error (blocking)
- Err 104 Internal software error (blocking)
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Source: Glow Brand B85/B120/B160 Installation & Operation Manual V20231025, Table 12.2 p.64. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.
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