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Furnace keeps shutting down with the signal of no circulation air flow.
This happens after we finished some basement remodling. Already tried to change air filters, checking return and blowing temperature(which are fine) and most recently changed a sensor and still the furnace shuts down episodically. What else could be happening?
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