AC in the house is blowing cool air.. not warm.. is that a pilot light that needs to be lit some place?

Probably a safety holding it out.

Depends on what type of furnace you have.

not sure...

its gas...

You have to use premium, carburetors on the new furnaces demand high octane.

A/C is supposed to blow cool air. Switch the thermostat to HEAT.

There's your problem. Shoulda gone with the diesel.

what kind of Aggie do you think I am??? LOL

Let me guess. a Ford Diesel at that too???

Connect it to the hot water heater.

Turn it to emergency heat until you get it looked at. Should be heat strips in it that kick on in the emergency setting

If you smell gas turn it off immediately and open all doors and windows. I�d be inclined to pop the panel on the unit and see if there are instructions for relighting the pilot light if it�s out

Count the blinking led light sequence. (2 slow blinks , 3 fast etc..)
Read diagnosis on panel cover.
Could be air flow restriction.(change filter)
Bad igniter.
Flame out sensors.

If you have a newer furnace you do not have a standing pilot and if you have a standing pilot you have a really old unit and need to start saving money for a new one.

There are a lot of things that could keep it from heating most of them being safety switches. You are going to need it looked at.

I have a buddy who often tells me, "If you're asking that question, don't work on it yourself".

Does he stare deep into your eyes while he whispers that to you?

Should have went tankless. All the cool kids are doing it.

Probably has a twitch, disfiguring scars and crossed eyes.

Gas furnace will not stay lit if the exhaust flue is clogged - birds' nest comes to mind. Here's an obviously worthless offering: Have you paid last month's gas bill?

Otherwise, call someone qualified after going through the obvious suggestions and trash the obviously worthless offerings.

This could get expensive. Postpone doing anything about it until you have enough cash to cover. This will help ensure debt free life #1, or debt free life part 2.

it's broke

if it is an electric heat pump. At least if it was a Ford diesel you would know what was wrong with it. It would need a total rebuild.

On modern gas furnaces, the flame rod that senses there is really flame and lets it stay running is a top suspect. if it tries to light several times and the burner actually lights but keeps shutting the flame off, that flame rod is likely it. After several trials, it will go into shut down and you have to wait a while or unplug the power cord and plug it back in. With the power off, just clean that little bent rod that sticks out in front of one of the burner tube openings with sandpaper or scotch brite pad and she'll probably fire right up. There are lots of other things that can keep it from heating - air flow switch, hi temp limit, glow bar igniter, and other stuff. If it's old enough to still be using a pilot light it probably time to replace the whole unit. You can learn a lot by pulling off the cover where the burner is visible, putting fan switch on the thermostat into auto and turning the thermostat up to where it should come on.Then watch what happens when it goes through a burner lighting cycle. You'll hear some clicking and see different things happening and that can help narrow down where the problem is.

check the filter, exhaust vent, fuse, and then reset power...if it's still not running, call for help.

Check the pilot light.

If you can't figure it out call Keith at Rockwall Air

ended up being dang thermostat....

Woman said she had set it.... trust but verify!!!! Lesson learned.... UGH!!!!


Mo