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Location: Monroe, WA | My heat was working great the last time I used it in April. This weekend it would only blow cold air. Is there something simple I can check before taking it in to be fixed? |
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Location: Central Arkansas | Are you sure you have propane and the tanks are turned on? My furnance blows cold air when out of propane. |
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Location: Monroe, WA | Yes and I tried both propane tanks thinking one may have been low and not enough pressure even though both registered "green". I lit the stove, which is above the heater so I know propane was getting that far. |
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Location: Pataskala, Ohio | If I have turned the propane off it can take a long time for propane get to my furnace.
Are you able to light the stove or is there just air coming out that got into the line? |
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Location: Vanzant, Missouri | Have you check the pilot on the furnace to make sure it isn't stopped up with dirt etc. |
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Location: Lockport, Illinois | I don't know if your furnace has one, but when my heater woiuld not throw hot air, I replaced the thermocouple.
Edited by BigT 2010-06-13 9:41 AM
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Location: Monroe, WA | Yes I was able to light the stove. |
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Location: Monroe, WA | OK I will open it up and look. I didn't want to open anything up if there wasn't anything I could do. Thanks. |
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Location: Central Arkansas | Do you have a "dirt dobber" screen cover on it? If they have gotten in, it can plug it enough that it won't work. |
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Furnace - easy fix?
