alt-hack Moderated,
I read your stupid-ass reply and now I'm wondering how or who should he call
to check to see if he's got power to the gas valve. An electrician? Or did
you mean that he should run out to Radio Shack and buy a wiggy so he can
check if the gas valve has power? BTW, what if the electrician or his
brother-in law tells him that he has no power to the gas valve? Now what?

Hey you alt-hack Moderated dumb-ass!......ever seen a house-fly inside of a
3-wire pilot safety switch before?

Jabs



"alt-hvac Moderated" wrote in message
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How would we know? You sure don't give us much information to work with.

If you get pilot but not furnace, then I'm thinking bad gas valve. You
might
want to check and see if the gasvalve is getting power.

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"IZ" wrote in message
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I have a Carrier Gas Furnace Model #58GS050-2

When I turn the thermostat to Auto or Heat and call for heat, the
electronic ignition clicks, fires up but then nothing afterwards! I
let the pilot stay in this state for 5, 10, 15 minutes but the furnace
never kicks in.

Do I have a faulty solenoid? Again, the pilot lights just fine.

Any help would be extremely appreciated.


Happy new year (brrrrrr)

-Izik