Posted by Dr. Walt on December 29, 2012 at 23:14:25 from (12.2.223.79):
In Reply to: OT: Furnace Problem posted by Buzzman72 on December 29, 2012 at 09:19:26:
Starting at the Breaker Panel, with a Meter check your lines, switches, fuses, etc. . Go to the last KNOWN point that you have power (just because a breaker, switch, fuse, line, "looks" good, don't ASSUME that it has power until you have actually checked it with a Meter), then start checking the INDIVIDUAL LINES for CONTINUITY (IMPORTANT: TURN OFF POWER AT THE BREAKER BEFORE CHECKING CONTINUITY). You can use either the "buzzer" type continuity tester or an Ohm Meter to check for resistance. Some companies are installing a "Fusible Link" as a safety feature to protect the Controller Circuits instead of an actual fuse. A "Fusible Link" looks like an ordinary wire only it's just slightly larger in diameter, and when one of these "pops" there is NO outward appearance of the line no longer conducting power.
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