The Bard only heats the master bedroom fortunately as it is about -1F
here right now... and snowing. Anyway, yesterday the furnace did not
come on in the morning as it is programmed to do. I checked the
filter. Clean.

If I turn the circuit breaker off then on again the furnace starts
right up. Oddly, the breaker is not tripping.

And the Trane furnace (which heats the rest of the house) right next
to the Bard is working perfectly.

Ideas? Suggestions?

Ideas? Suggestions?

Get a new thermostat? Are you sure it's a problem with the furnace
and not the programmable thermostat? My programmable has done the
same thing a couple times - seems like it's "forgotten" to turn on,
but if I manually bump the temp up 1 degree then back down, it
"remembers" and kicks on the furnace. We currently have a Lux brand
theromstat, and I'm thinking of upgrading to a Honeywell or something
a little nicer and hopefully more reliable.
Andy

On Feb 6, 11:44 am, wrote:
The Bard only heats the master bedroom fortunately as it is about -1F
here right now... and snowing. Anyway, yesterday the furnace did not
come on in the morning as it is programmed to do. I checked the
filter. Clean.

If I turn the circuit breaker off then on again the furnace starts
right up. Oddly, the breaker is not tripping.

And the Trane furnace (which heats the rest of the house) right next
to the Bard is working perfectly.

Ideas? Suggestions?


How much below the programmed setting does the room get ?
if you adjust the thermostat down , then turn it back up does the
furnace turn on properly.?

Did you check with a voltmeter to see if it hasnt actualy tripped,
Breakers dont always pop if tripped or are bad. Check at the furnace for
power