Ha! Mystery solved. A cheap fix too. I played detective for a
bit with a current sensor and found a loose connection. That
could have been a costly loose wire if I had to call in a furnace
guy at 9pm at night.

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"Ed Coyne" wrote in message
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Does the fan turn on?

"Gryhound" wrote in message
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My old GE ambassador mark II furnace suddenly went
out. It is a natural gas forced air furnace about 15 years old.
I just replaced the thermostat, but no luck. The furnace is getting
power, but when I turn it on, absolutely nothing happens. No spark, no
click, nothing. I can hear the thermostat click, so I know it
is working. Any advice???? Its going be cold tonight...

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David P. Feyen Reply to: dfeyen at wi dot rr dot
com
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