Hey guys/gals,
Just a question about old school gas furnaces that decide to quit on you during the coldest days of SPRING!
i've followed the instructions on how to light the pilot light but when i switch the valve from PILOT to ON, the pilot light does not stay on and turns off. I've tried waiting 5 minutes with the valve on OFF and then re-lighting the pilot light and holding the valve down for 60 plus seconds, sometimes for a few minutes but still no luck.
Any suggestions? if not, anyone know a reliable/affordable furnace repair man? or do i just call terasen gas to get someone over?
thnx
GM
Just a question about old school gas furnaces that decide to quit on you during the coldest days of SPRING!
i've followed the instructions on how to light the pilot light but when i switch the valve from PILOT to ON, the pilot light does not stay on and turns off. I've tried waiting 5 minutes with the valve on OFF and then re-lighting the pilot light and holding the valve down for 60 plus seconds, sometimes for a few minutes but still no luck.
Any suggestions? if not, anyone know a reliable/affordable furnace repair man? or do i just call terasen gas to get someone over?
thnx
GM






