So here are the symptoms:
- Thermostat was set to 67, but never came on. It's a digital Honeywell and usually kicks on when it falls one degree.
- Pilot light is burning.
- Fan comes on when changed from AUTO to ON.
- Changed batteries in thermostat, letting it sit for five minutes with no batteries. Replacement batteries are new.
- It makes no noises, such as clicking of an igniter or anything, unless I turn the fan to ON.
Besides removing the batteries, is there any kind of reset I can do on the thermostat? I really think the problem is in the thermostat, although I admit this is not my expertise.
Thanks for helping.
Dadofmykids
2 comments:
Shane thinks it could be the ignitor...we had what sounds like the same problem, and it needed a new ignitor...if we were close he could come and look at it for you...he's pretty handy with that kind of stuff..... :o(
good luck!
Yeah, it may be time to call in a pro. I don't know the exact terms for parts inside a heat pump. But whatever makes the gas flow into the heat chamber is probably bad. Thanks Jill.
PS. Say "Hey" to Goober.
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