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no heat question
everything starts up fine on gas furnace except: ventor motor starts,ignitor lights up, gas valve clicks open,here and smell gas going to burners,but no ignition...repeats this process...not sure how to fix this...i cleaned burner orifices,and gas burners,,no luck..will ignitor still glow,if it is faulty,,any help appreciated,,thanx..
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You should get you one of those Edenpures I here they don't cost much to run and they never break down.
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Maybe still air in gas line?
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I do not think we can help you. I suggest you call a licensed HVAC contractor to help you in your situation
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The vaule should not open till it get enough heat or spark to light the pilot.
Last edited by beenthere; 10-04-2009 at 07:43 PM.
Reason: Deleted DIY info from quote
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You are playing with Fire
call someone
this is not a DYI site sorry
If you help others then you are a Success
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 Originally Posted by fcs
The vaule should not open till it get enough heat or spark to light the pilot.
1) Thermostat calls for heat
2) Draft inducer fan turns on and runs for maybe a minute
3) Hot surface ignitor turns on and stays yellow-orange color for 20-30 seconds
4) Relay on fan control board clicks
5) Gas valve opens a fraction of a second later (verified by dial pressure gauge)
6) If flame is established, ignitor powers down after a few seconds, gas valve stays open, and furnace runs until thermostat is satisfied
the gas valve will open to try and ignite the burners, if the ignition is not hot enough this will not happen.
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Originally Posted by pilotlight
I do not think we can help you. I suggest you call a licensed HVAC contractor to help you in your situation
how do we know hes not a "lisenced" tech?
maybe hes a clean n check guy who has a question, or maybe hes in school and its a question on his workbook...
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Originally Posted by alphaice5
how do we know hes not a "lisenced" tech?
maybe hes a clean n check guy who has a question, or maybe hes in school and its a question on his workbook...
then he needs to apply for pro membership and after the vetting process we will know for sure if he is a tech.
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Originally Posted by alphaice5
how do we know hes not a "lisenced" tech?
maybe hes a clean n check guy who has a question, or maybe hes in school and its a question on his workbook...
well if he is "lisenced" I still wouldn't want him to look at my system.
Now a "licensed" tech I would allow to look at my system.
We Do not give out tech advise with out first knowing the poster.
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Originally Posted by alphaice5
how do we know hes not a "lisenced" tech?
maybe hes a clean n check guy who has a question, or maybe hes in school and its a question on his workbook...
Then he needs to apply for pro membership just as you do. We welcome pros and HVAC students who qualify with the proper credentials.
We do not have the luxury here of assuming as assuming can create an explosion in the wrong hands.
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Originally Posted by alphaice5
how do we know hes not a "lisenced" tech?
maybe hes a clean n check guy who has a question, or maybe hes in school and its a question on his workbook...
Most students will identify themselves as such.
Since no indication from him that he is in the trade. Play it safe, and don't give technical info in the open forums.
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Originally Posted by beenthere
Most students will identify themselves as such.
Since no indication from him that he is in the trade. Play it safe, and don't give technical info in the open forums.
Dang ST.
You typed faster then me. 
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