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Old 01-18-2007, 06:32 AM
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Comfortmaker Furnace burner

I have a comfortmaker furnace. The problem seems to be that the burner will ignite(it can obviously be heard) and for a short time warm air comes thru the vents. However the burner becomes unignited, and then relites several times until the fan is only operating on the furnace. No head. Any ideas?
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Old 01-19-2007, 10:03 AM
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Hube is an unknown quantity at this point
it may be cutting out on "high limit"(dirty filter, restricted air flow, etc) but since you have not given enough info to this problem, it can make it impossible to give any more definite and proper advice. Btw, what does "no head " mean in your post?
Anyways,your best to call in an Hvac tech and have it serviced.
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