Furnace shut down

maybe. maybe search google.com for specifications on gas valve of your model to see what is needed. maybe replace the sensor.

or dealer info at

It could be many things. Why not call your local licensed professional HVAC dealer and have him look at it before it quits on a weekend, you freeze your ass off and you pay through the nose for an overtime service call? Bubba

Hi, Can't fetch trouble code when it acts up? Tony

Ya know...I was just thinking the same thing, and the phone rang..I just sent a guy out to look at a commercial job that we had looked at a month ago, and once they found out what was wrong, they paid for the service call, and said their guy could do it..

Obviously...he didnt....got an entire shipping department shut down right now.....its 11pm.....ouch.

Replace flame sensor. ( Part is like $12 )

I worked on such a problem this year. After a new flame sensor, the next step was to replace the circuit board. That did the job, now the furnace works.

Thats the one that you left them with no heat for a week right? Even after you asked and were told what the problem most likely was, you still refused to do your job right and check. You are NO tech, but a parts changer, and I am willing to bet the farm that the board was the ONLY part bad... You stole from those people like you stole that $100 from that drunk lady that night.

Any legitimite company would have had it repaird that night....even if it ment calling and getting a supplier to open. not a week later.