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Furnace not heating

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Hi guys.

Furnace isn’t heating. I changed batteries, made sure the furnace had power. Anyone help me?

Thank so much.
 
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Go to the furnace and find the board with a small led light that will blink. Remember this specific code and remove the access panel it should give you a coding graph and that will give you an idea.

Probably an exhaust fan pressure switch, or roll out switch, or high limit.
 
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Is it natural gas ? A power vent? Those have PVC flue horizontal through wall? Age ? Old pilot light or electric ignition ?


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Hi guys. Had a buddy come today, says exhaust fan pressure switch. Parts coming g tomorrow. Thanks for the input. You guys always help me out.
 

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Hi guys. Had a buddy come today, says exhaust fan pressure switch. Parts coming g tomorrow. Thanks for the input. You guys always help me out.


I would check outside vent for any obstruction.
I had a bird fly into the outside vent pipe at the neighbors .
This pipe was terminated straight out as the manual instructed. There was no hardware
Cloth covering the open end.



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