Not your question?
Ask your question
View similar questions
Add your answer here.Check out some similar questions!
Wiring a furnace thermostat to manually operate the furnace fan
[ 2 Answers ]
I have two wires connected to my furnace thermostat. There is a place labeled G on the thermostat. Can I simply run a wire from the G terminal on my thermostat to the terminal labeled G on my furnace fan relay to operate the fan separately?
Furnace Fan
[ 2 Answers ]
Hello, I have an old furnace in my home that is in need of replacing, however due to lack of funds at this time I cannot replace it. My question is this... I would like to use the fan to move our warm air from the front of our house to the other rooms by turning just the fan on. My thermostat has a...
Comfortmaker Furnace Fan blows in line fuse and will not allow furnace to work
[ 1 Answers ]
I have a Comfortmaker Furnace (approximately 1998/99) and the fan will not turn on allow the furnace to heat. When I try to turn the furnace on it blows a 3 amp fuse at the blower motor. I removed the fuse and jumped it and all it will do is make a faint buzzing noise and not turn on. I can...
Furnace fan
[ 1 Answers ]
My furnace fan has a low and high speed. The hi speed will not kick in. Is there a transducer control for the fan to kick in when the heat chamber is warmed up?
Furnace fan
[ 2 Answers ]
I have a forced-air gas furnace w/o AC and a simple dial-type heat-only thermostat. How do I change my system so that I can manually operate the furnace fan when not calling for heat? Merlyn View more questions Search
|