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Utility Forced air heater in closet. Problems
I have a Utility brand forced air unit in my closet that has been acting up as of late. The unit burners fire up but the blower unit keeps turning on and off frequently during a cycle. The blower used to kick on and run the cycle with the burners until the desired temp. was reached. Any ideas what could be causing this?
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