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Furnace startup problem
I have a gas furnace in my attic, and I started the pilot light (which is
hitting the thermocouple) but when it is supposed to go on, only a very slight blue flame emanates from the burner outlets and the fan does not come on. I can turn the fan on down at the thermostat, but only normal air blows out of the vents. I don't think it's a fan problem as the fan worked with the air conditioner. The small blue flames are easily snuffed out by the slightest breeze. Any suggestions? |
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