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Pilot light lit but heat not blowing through vent (YorK Furnace)
Sean_29
Member Posts: 4
My 19 year old York Furnace, all of a sudden, stopped blowing heat through the vents. I left the heat on 70 degees and found my house to be freezing this a.m. No air is blowing through my vents. Can someone help?
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no heat
maybe the blower belt is gone,bad thermostatto many other things call for help0 -
Thanks I will take your advice0 -
no heat
Turn the system switch on...0 -
It's on. never turned it off. It was blowing and then stopped by a.m. when I noticed lack of heat.0 -
Do you have
24 volts to the gas valve? If so and there is gas to the unit which I assume is the case as you say the pilot is lit. Then the gas valve may be bad or the ground connection back to the transformer from the valve may be bad.
If no 24 volts to the valve then check the secondary of the transformer for 24 volts if that is good then some control or a broken wire is at fault. If there is no 24 at secondary fof the transformer then do you have 120 volts to the primary. I assume the 120 volts to the unit is good as you say the blower is running.
If all of this is over your head then call for a professional.0 -
Spark Box
Your message was helpful but I needed a professional. It was the spark box. ThanX0
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