The power went out in my area and when it came back on my heater did not. I
reset the thermostat, flipped the breaker, and flipped the switch on the
outside. The heater quickly
Starts then stops. Then start again with the gas then quits again. The sensory
lights say it is the roll out or 9 pin connector. I had a motor out in it two
months agai

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On Saturday, February 17, 2018 at 3:44:07 PM UTC-5, Heaters dont make sense wrote:
The power went out in my area and when it came back on my heater did not. I
reset the thermostat, flipped the breaker, and flipped the switch on the
outside. The heater quickly
Starts then stops. Then start again with the gas then quits again. The sensory
lights say it is the roll out or 9 pin connector. I had a motor out in it two
months agai

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The roll out sensors are there to detect flames rolling out where they
should not be. Could be one is bad or a loose wiring connector. But given
that it coincided with power going out, it's possible there was a surge
that damaged the control board too. If I can, I usually turn off the furnace
and any key appliances when the power goes out and then return them after
it's back up. IDK how much that could help, but it can't hurt. There could
be a surge when it's going out too, if for example a pole is hit and a high
voltage wire contacts the low voltage wires.

IDK if the roll out sensors are normally open or closed, would strongly suspect
they are normally closed for obvious reasons. If you have a meter you
can check them and the wiring.