Furnace

Pilot light is on. Burners will ignite. New thermostat. Will not come on still.

Reply to
Richard
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You mean the fan/blower ? There's a temp sensor in the heat exchanger that turns the fan on/off . Looks like a little box with a disc inside and some pointers on the disc . Try rotating that disc , carefully so you don't change the pointer settings . You ARE closing the blower box door aren't you ? There's an interlock switch there too that'll kill the fan .

Reply to
Terry Coombs

Does your furnace have a separate on-auto switch for the fan? Turn it to on to see what happens.

Reply to
Dean Hoffman

If you were the guy who posted before we all told you ...that was NOT the problem

Reply to
philo 

Another post not worth wasting time on because there is no complete description of the problem, actually very little to go on. Amazing how people expect answers when they don't give the most basic info.

Reply to
trader4

If it is a hot water furnace, you might check the aquastat.

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Reply to
Lab Lover

Then it would be a boiler

Furnaces heat air Boilers heat water

Reply to
Ed Pawlowski

Even if there is nothing boiling? ;-)

Reply to
krw

Izzat what they call the power of positive thinking?

Reply to
Dean Hoffman

Well, when we had one, I really didn't want it boiling.

180F, good. >212F *very* bad!
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krw

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