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brandman
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HAPPY NEW YEAR !!!Anyone out there have any experience pulling a furnace apart? The blower works but know warm air. I believe the spark gap is not firing, I'm just not certain where to look.

Jack !!!
 
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Bill G
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brandman,
Check this website for help. They provide a lot of information on furnace repair. Good luck.
http://worldwideclassified.net/rvdesign/tt006.htm
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Bill & Georgene Goodwin
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Hey thanks Bill. This will give me some good info to begin with.
jack !!!

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