π₯βοΈ Furnace Turns On But Shuts Off After 30 Seconds? (Ignition Problem) βοΈπ₯
π₯βοΈ Furnace Turns On But Shuts Off After 30 Seconds? (Ignition Problem) βοΈπ₯
If your furnace starts, you hear it try to light, and then it shuts back off quickly, thatβs often an ignition or flame-sensing issue. The system is trying to heat β but a safety control stops it when it doesnβt βproveβ flame correctly.
At Uptown Heating & Air Conditioning, we diagnose it fast and restore safe, steady heat.
β οΈ Common Signs
βοΈ Furnace starts, then shuts off in seconds
βοΈ You hear clicking or repeated ignition attempts
βοΈ Heat comes on briefly, then stops
βοΈ Furnace keeps trying to restart
β οΈ Common Causes
βοΈ Dirty or failing flame sensor
βοΈ Weak ignitor
βοΈ Gas pressure / gas valve issues
βοΈ Dirty burners or clogged orifices
βοΈ Draft/venting problems affecting combustion
βοΈ Control board or wiring issues
If it keeps trying to ignite, donβt keep resetting it β it can cause more wear and lockouts.
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