Posted by Hobo,NC on December 03, 2019 at 18:41:50 from (75.137.54.87):
When I started using heat this fall the furnace blower would come on blow cold air for a minuet then shut off about a minuet then it would come on and blow warm air.
I called my HVAC man to look at it he said the gas valve was bad pressures were good... I told him it was still under warranty : ) he said I will have to order the part I would have to pay the labor I said goferit..
I cook about 3/4 times a week for quite awhile the burners light up but go right back out. I said self you need to look into this but never got around to it... I fudge with them and get them to light up : ) It only takes a minuet!
My two nice's love to bake in my oven I always thought they don't want to heat up their house no problem they share well Yum Yum.... One of them just happen to stop by while I just started to cook I turned the burner on it went out GRRRRRR... She said wait a minuet and re-try it, it will light up " A light went off in my head" That's the same thing the furnace is doing...
I called my NG man he came over and fixed it in a minuet the vent valve on top of the regulator was stuck.
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