Furnace Not Igniting
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Furnace not lighting, cutting out early, or blowing cold. Usually ignition, flame sensing or a safety control doing its job.
A furnace that lights and then drops out a few seconds later is usually a safety control working correctly, not a broken furnace — and that distinction is the difference between a cleaning and a part. On a heat pump, cold air at the vents in January is more often a defrost or charge problem than a failure, because a heat pump delivers air that is warm rather than hot by design.
What it usually turns out to be, what you can safely check yourself, and what it costs to put right.
Add anything that looks right to a quote request — you are asking for a price, not booking the work.
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