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The blower on my Carrier Model 58CTA/CTX is not blowing warm air?
My electricity tripped in my basement area. All of the appliances was restored except the furnace when I turned the circuit breaker back to the on position. The furnace blower is not blowing hot air? I followed the instruction in the user manual twice but it is still blowing cool air? How do I get it to blow hot air again? Is there a pilot ignition switch? Please advise?
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