markhamjack
Jan 14, 2009, 07:07 PM
Hello,
I have a Goodman Gas Furnace and I live in a townhome and each townhome has it's own meter, however there is only one regulator (external) for the building. I do not know the model number. Here are my symptions: This is an intermittent problem. The ignitor glows, but the furnace does not light. But if I wait a couple of hours it will eventually light. I have had a tech out who thought I had too much gas pressure coming into the house, my energy provider came out and said it was fine. So, my tech installed an internal regulator, to control the gas flow, because we learned the current regulation now requires internal regulator if the energy company is providing 14?? (not sure of the term) of water column pressure. But installing the internal regulator has not eliminated the intermittent problem of the ignitor glowing without the furnace lighting. Any Ideas?
I have a Goodman Gas Furnace and I live in a townhome and each townhome has it's own meter, however there is only one regulator (external) for the building. I do not know the model number. Here are my symptions: This is an intermittent problem. The ignitor glows, but the furnace does not light. But if I wait a couple of hours it will eventually light. I have had a tech out who thought I had too much gas pressure coming into the house, my energy provider came out and said it was fine. So, my tech installed an internal regulator, to control the gas flow, because we learned the current regulation now requires internal regulator if the energy company is providing 14?? (not sure of the term) of water column pressure. But installing the internal regulator has not eliminated the intermittent problem of the ignitor glowing without the furnace lighting. Any Ideas?