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Furnace issues
I cleaned my furnace three days ago, in the process a couple wires were accidentally disconnected and a red light is flahsing. I can't get my blower fan to turn and the red light to stop flashing. What can I do before calling a costly repair person?
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Hook the wires back up where they were hooked. If you aren't sure where they go, we will need very detailed description of the loose wires and the controls they go to. Actually, if you can post some clear pics of the wires and furnace controls, we should be able to get you hooked up.
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I hooked all the wires according to what I remember and according to what previous responder suggested. We both had the same solution. Matter of fact, I went a step further to redisconnect everything and take my blower apart and oil it. The same ending resulted, no blower. I am getting really irritated now.
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