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Comfortmaker Heater won't light
Comfortmaker/Heil ~15yrs old (not sure)
I had a failure of the forced draft motor... replaced it then the burner lit one time for about 15 seconds. I cleaned the flame sensor. Now the igniter comes on then goes off. I'm not certain but I can hear 2 clicks as the igniter goes off. What should I check and how? |
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