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Furnace pushing cold air
Hi - I have a Bryant (Carrier) natural gas furnace, model number 394HAD060130 that is not producing hot air. The pilot light is on and when I put the heat up to 80, the motor starts and then immediately I hear a click. About 10 seconds later, the fan starts blowing, however the other burners(I think that's what they're called, there are 6 of them) never light so it is not fully running so it blows cold air.
Any ideas on what this could be? THANKS |
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