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Bryant code 14 on 345mav
The thermostat is calling for heat, 69 deg, the temperature is only 58 and furnace is in lock down showing error code 14. The furnace is a Bryant 345mav. If I cycle the power to the furnace off and then on again, the furnace will start and run in a normal fashion for a couple of hours then locks down. I cleaned the sensor but still no luck
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