Sounds like a good moment to call a repair guy. The risk is great -- if you
hook something up wrong, it could be a mess. Besides, it sounds like you're
not sure it's the gas valve. Could be the power supply or the circuit board
or.... why change a valve and find it's something else?

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"Adam" wrote in message
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My furnace is not working. The pilot light is lite, but the burner does not
kick in when I turn up the thermostat. I believe that it is the gas valve.
I have concluded this because I cannot hear it click when I make the call
for heat from the thermostat. I also have ruled out a faulty thermostat by
disconnecting it and connecting the W wire and the R wire and bypassing the
thermostat.

If it is the gas valve, is it something I can repair my self? If not what
is a reasonable price for getting it repaired. I have noticed that the part
sells for around $100. Thanks for any help!