I used a $20 bill so the furnace knew I was a heavy hitter and not to give me any more trouble. I didn't even remove the part to clean it... just reached in, rubbed it with the 20, and BINGO, worked like a charm! Thank you!!! The internet, you just gotta love this invention!
You literally saved my families life at 4am in the morning where it's freaking freezing here in Canada. I am the handy women of this house and this did the trick. Thank you so so much! Glad I came across this specific video. Wasn't so hard to take off the screw and cleaned it with a piece of paper as I didn't have a bill. Thank-you so so much! It's nice and toasty now.
Dude, you saved my life (from my wife!). She told me at 11pm the heater was blowing cold then shut off. I climbed up in the attic, looked at what it was doing, found your video on my phone, and had the heat back on by midnight. You rock! Thanks!
I know you've received countless accolades for this video but I just wanted to add mine to the pile. This was a simple yet effective fix. Thank you so much for sharing this informative video. It is very much appreciated.
Furnace did this on Sunday morning. Flat broke and couldn't afford even a cup of coffee at the time. Saw this video and followed instructions and thank you Jesus it worked. Thank you sir for providing my small miracle when I really needed it.
We believe, we believe!! At first, we doubted it was the flame sensor. But after cleaning it with a new $1 bill, the furnace turned on AND STAYED ON. Oh my gosh, we did a happy dance right next to the furnace. Bless you FIX IT Home Improvement!! You guys are awesome!!
Same douted it was going to be the problem the whole time I fought to get it out. Once I seen it, I figured it was the problem, clean it. Fought it back in and was amazed it worked. Who puts them on top with the screw up and down.
I watched this video, and fixed my own furnace! Thanks so much! You saved me approximately $200! I had called a hvac repair service, but they were so expensive that I decided to look up a video. So grateful for this! My sensor is on a Goodman furnace and so it was to the left, and about 6 inches back, but it connected into the valves so I could see it hanging down where the flames would be. New ten dollar bills work well too! ;) Very grateful to you! Now I can add "master furnace repair tech" to my long list of pseudo-accomplishments!
Chris Shank same here, mine is a old 93 Goodman, and I spent 3 days trying to find out why my furnace kept cycling on and off and it was just that the flame sensor. And I’m not sure the condition yours was in but mine wasn’t that bad. However I still cleaned it, and still cleaned and it worked great!
Saaaaame. Goodman sucks. Mine kept cycling on and off and I was loathe to tell my landlord because he blames me if something breaks but now it works just fine. Calling a repair shop myself would have been a couple hundred easy for them to do the same thing I did for free. Love these tutorial videos so much.
We had a furnace technician our years ago, because I had no clue why my furnace wouldn’t work. He fixed it, of course, but was kind enough to teach me what you showed in this video. I find that I must do this once every fall or early winter. Definitely the sort of thing every home owner should know.
Just followed these instructions this weekend and it worked like a charm! Thank you so much for this video. Our furnace didn't look totally like that but seeing where the flame sensor was in the video and what it looked like when you pulled it out, I was able to determine where it was. Used a fresh dollar bill and it's been great since! Saved hundreds on the heating guys coming out! Thank you!
You're welcome Over time you will need to replace the sensor, here are the steps. ua-cam.com/video/tbLBW-qrZyo/v-deo.html We have more home improvement tips on our weekly podcast itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/fix-it-home-improvement/id880903087?mt=2
This was extremely useful. Our furnace was short cycling in -15 F temps. We cleaned the flame sensor and now the furnace is up and running. Thank you saving us from freezing in our home!
My pregnant wife (who has never held a screwdriver in her life) managed to fix ours thanks to this video. I would’ve done it, but it started to act up as I was leaving for work. She wasn’t about to sit in a cold house (MI winter) thank you so much!! Still having HVAC come to perform maintenance, but at least it’s running until they arrive
Glad it helped. Over time you will need to replace the sensor, here are the steps. ua-cam.com/video/tbLBW-qrZyo/v-deo.html We have more home improvement tips on our weekly podcast itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/fix-it-home-improvement/id880903087?mt=2
worked like a charm! Even on a unit that wasn't a carrier, I was able to find the sensor, clean it, and get it going. Praise the Lord for you and your help
I want to express my appreciation for your time in sharing your knowledge. It's January and cold in the Northwest. I cleaned the sensor the way you outlined and my furnace is back on. Thank You!
@@FIXITHomeImprovementChannel I noticed you didn't kill the power to the unit before removing and cleaning the flame sensor is this the best way to do this? TIA
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After one whole day of trouble shooting, replacing the Hot Start Ignitor which I broke when cleaning (watch out, they ARE brittle) and giving the flame sensor a clean, in position, I eventually came across your instructions and decided to pull the flame sensor out, give it a clean and refit it. Didn't immediately fix the problem but the flame did burn a little longer before it went out. Loosened it off again, some minor repositioning, and hey presto my furnace is up and running again! Thanks for your great, and informative video!
THANK YOU! 4am furnace won't stay on with wind chill -7 outside house is freezing cold. found your video 10 mins and $1 Bill later and it's now been on longer than it has in the last 4 days.
I've had this problem intermittently for the last 2 years. Finally Googled it and your video came up. My Ducane furnace was a little more complicated to get to the part but I was able to get it done within an hour. Listening to it hum like a champ now. Thanks a lot!
FYI...I had a very similar situation where the furnace was cycling on and off, but as the cold air came on to cool the system it would remain in this state thus cooling the house and undoing all the heat. I did the above mentioned method and it didn't fix the issue however the flame sensor did need a cleaning. So I started doing some thinking and remembered that when it came time to change the filter I decided to change brands and put in one of the best filters on the market. After realizing this, I experimented by taking the filter out and running the system without it. That solved the problem and my unit started working properly. So what I did was buy a thinner more basic filter and the system works awesome now. The top tier filters were to thick and decreased air flow. When summer comes back around this will probably improve the cooling as well for I noticed it wasn't working properly. Hope this helps some of you.
Furnace decided to stop on a cold Chicago December night. I figured the flame sensor was the problem; but I had no idea it could be fixed this easily. Thanks a lot - you saved me a ton of $$s.
My furnace was doing this, googled possible issue and came across this video. I used a fine grit drywall sanding sponge and wiped sensor down after cleaning, furnace fired right up and I end up looking like a hero to the wife and feel immensely proud of not calling the $90.00 per hour HVAC company. This may be the best, easiest to follow and comprehensive video for a DIY repair of any sort I’ve ever seen. Thanks.
I've looked up many online articles, none of them point out the issue so concisely and accurately. You just taught me to get my heater working in 5 minutes. Amazing, thank you.
@@garretjones5963 Count me in; just did it this morning. I can only imagine how much I would have had to troubleshoot with the Nest people before then paying some dude to come in for a service call. Time & Money saved, and I have a satisfied feeling. Triple win.
Took me longer to get the screw out and back in. On the furnace here it's at the top and a pain to get to and getting it back in I dropped it a couple times.
Thanks so much for this video! This was exactly the problem. I used an older one dollar bill, but didn't have much success. I switched to a crisp five and it worked perfectly! A huge help! Thanks again!
Having had a HVAC specialist come out at least x2 before for the same issue and paying north of $150 for the callout fee and replacement sensor parts I'm immensely grateful for this thorough explanation and the instructions -- i followed them and fixed my HVAC in less than 10 minutes. Thank you!
Thanks a lot, you are a lifesaver! My burner was igniting and turning off after 10 seconds. I was wondering why the house felt so darn cold. Did exactly as you instructed on a Concord 80 and problem solved! Awesome informative video. Thanks so much!
Just saying thank you !! It worked I have heat again !! Didn't have the $$ to call anyone in to see what the problem was as I have a terminally ill husband and just 2 of his meds just cost me over $600 and I am the only one working now . We also have kids . I thank you sir from the bottom of my heart !! God bless you and your family !!
Great video. Although I used a $10, it appears to have fixed my furnace issues :). Now I can live in a warm home again. Will definitely check out the podcast and book. Thanks again!
Thanks for the video. We'd been calling for repairs for this issue about once every two years. This was a "bad" year and I just did this myself and it's heating fine now. Saved me a bit of cash (especially for a New Years Eve call) with a five minute fix.
Lucky you, its an ANNUAL thing at my house, right up there with winter! Of course my furnace IS 30 years old, so guess I shouldnt complain too much! Just hate having to crawl up into the squishy attic to do this though, bad placement of furnace!
Thank you!!! You saved us. I even had a furnace repair guy come and he replaced the thermostat, charged me $400 and left. Then it was warm for a few weeks but the furnace still seemed to lag. Tonight it’s 5 deg F and the house was down in the lower 60s. I found your video after watching the furnace try to light and fail, cleaned the sensor, and now have a warm house. Thank you very much!
Glad it was helpful. Over time you will need to replace the sensor, here are the steps. ua-cam.com/video/tbLBW-qrZyo/v-deo.html We have more home improvement tips on our weekly podcast itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/fix-it-home-improvement/id880903087?mt=2
Thank you so so much for this. You saved me not only a couple hundred dollars for a visit from an HVAC company- but you also saved my family from a couple of very cold nights. I wish I could send you something in return!!! I appreciate this so much, thank you sincerely
Problem solved! Furnace was cycling on and off just like you stated and immediately after cleaning the flame sensor with a five dollar bill, the system worked as advertised. Thank you very much!
A pretty good video. Amazingly, I actually learned something I didn't know about furnaces. In the past, I've had to diagnose and repair furnaces without internet help. On the other hand, I'm quite certain that cleaning that thing will bring mine to life...I'm pretty sure mine has a piezo igniter. The house before this one had an ancient ('70s) furnace with a glow bar. Well, anything learned is valuable, and while I have the cover off, I'll clean that sensor...my extra fine sandpaper just happens to be only a few feet from the furnace. How convenient!
Excellent. Concise and accurate. My gas furnace flashes a code to direct you to the possible problem. (short blinks followed by long blinks of the red light on the circuit board correspond to numbers on a trouble shooting chart) With a little courage and great videos like this, the average DIY homeowner can save lots of time and money. I saved an additional $4 by using a new one dollar bill instead of the five.
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Thank you so much! I used a piece of white paper to clean the sensor & now my furnace is running like a charm. You saved me like $90 on a house call. I spoke to so many people all wanting money just to come look at this furnace just so that they could come here & clean the tiny piece that was causing so many issues.
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@@mirandasi8302 I disagree. Logic would dictate 20x longer than in the example video and 100x longer than a $1. With the cost of a new furnace, it would be cost effective to invest more in your initial cleaning and at minimum use $5 as shown in the video.
amazing! This solution was incredibly useful. I canceled my appointment with the technician! solve my problem and my family will sleep warmly in chicago thanks to this video! can save lives! THANKYOU SO MUCH
Glad it helped Over time you will need to replace the sensor, here are the steps. ua-cam.com/video/tbLBW-qrZyo/v-deo.html We have more home improvement tips on our weekly podcast itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/fix-it-home-improvement/id880903087?mt=2
I cannot believe I watched this video years ago and today I met the same situation. I test other sensor and the last one is flame sensor, I cleaned with my T-Shirt and it worked. In fact I have brand new in another bag but not with me today. Thanks!
Heat out on the night before Thanksgiving. Thank you very much for this FIY tip - saved me what would likely have been an expensive holiday rate service visit. Your video is GREATLY appreciated!
Somerset, NJ, snowing today, came home at 55F temp inside the house. This video saved my day and made me a hero, not to mention avoiding calling a furnace guy and paying big bucks. Thanks!!!!
I used a $20 bill too. It was the only bill I had at the time but that doesn't matter, what matters most is this worked. Thank you very much for taking the time to make this video, you helped keep my family warm again, and that is worth more than any bill used to clean the flame sensor.
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I was about to, all the techs i spoke with kept saying my furnace is too old & will probably need to be replaced. This just saved me over 10 grand in less than 3 minutes, 2 of which i spent looking for a screwdriver.
This video is awesome. I have a Carrier furnace just like in the video. I was skeptical at first but this video perfectly solved my furnace issue. Ready for winter!
Thank you. It worked like a charm. Facing a long cold thanksgiving weekend with no heat. (Family is in quarantine until Sunday so no repair until Monday) God bless.
Well, it turns out my problem was an ignitor was only working intermittently. Fixed, but a bit more than $5 :) Now if I could fix the a/c before it gets hot here.
Just like the other viewers, thank you so much for this video! After I pulled my flame sensor off it didn't look like yours in the video, not blackened. It did seem to have a slight discoloration, so I said what the heck I'll try it and used emery cloth. Cleaned it up really good, put it back in and positioned it the way it was, turned it on and the burner made it past the cycling off it had been doing and blower kicked on and FIXED!!!! THANKS AGAIN!
Idc but you just saved my life i literally just did this n it worked and i have 4 small children and its like 9 degrees here in illinois right now so grateful of this thank you
Christmas morning no heat!!! Your advice saved me $400.00..using a dollar bill and a flathead screw driver!!!!! Much love and appreciation for this info!!!
Thank you for this video. I am a single mom and you saved me a lot of money showing me how to do it myself. I don't have a Carrier, but found my flame sensor on the left side very easily. It was quite dirty. The house doesn't need heat right now so I am not sure it is the answer but even if not I am glad I gave this a try!
Christine Dudek Hi, this is a great routine to do once a year. We also have a weekly home improvement podcast. Here is s link www.stitcher.com/s?fid=49441&refid=stpr
I just watched your video and fixed the furnace after the Landlord couldn't. I read the codes which indicated a dirty sensor and found this video. Not only did it work m but it saved my DISABLED, 65 YO Mom from having to turn it on all night so she wouldnt freeze while I was at work. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Amazing! My 1 year old furnace quit working and I was panicking as it’s 30° here right now outside. Watched this video and it fixed my issue. Saved me $$ not having to call an hvac company. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glad it was helpful. Over time you will need to replace the sensor, here are the steps. ua-cam.com/video/tbLBW-qrZyo/v-deo.html We have more home improvement tips on our weekly podcast itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/fix-it-home-improvement/id880903087?mt=2
This video saved my husband and I hassle (and money) tonight. Just a simple google search with this issue and your video popped up. Thank you for bring so concise and helpful.
Thank you so much! I think you literally may have saved my life! I awoke in the middle of a -30 degree Saskatchewan winter night to a very cold house and my furnace doing exactly this. A google search led me to your video and I followed your instructions. Now I can go back to bed and not freeze, yay!!
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Been beating up the old Honeywell thermostat and getting it to randomly trigger the heating but it not having any correlation between temperature and setting. Living in Alaska, its been in the minus 5-10c and the heating was getting way too hot and then started not firing at all. Badly maintained system so changed the intake filter and made things worse. Every article said the thermostat would be at fault. Then I got lucky and came across this and one other YT video that showed me how to clean the sensor. Cleaned mine with a new kitchen green pad. Currently sitting in a house that's getting warmer and planning to dine off how much money I saved for years. Many, many thanks. nearly a decade later and you're still a legend for posting this.
Wisconsinite here in the cold weather that was about to pay a couple hundred bucks to have this fixed, and i did it myself. FIX IT, thank you for that.
You are a lifesaver, I had just paid to have a guy come out and fix our furnace, but it happened to be working while he was here… and promptly went back to blowing cold air when he left. I climbed up and did this and now it’s perfect!!!
Thanks so much. I just cleaned my sensor after watching your video and it worked again. Don't have to call a technician to fix it. Save me lots of money.
Glad it was helpful. Over time you will need to replace the sensor, here are the steps. ua-cam.com/video/tbLBW-qrZyo/v-deo.html We have more home improvement tips on our weekly podcast itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/fix-it-home-improvement/id880903087?mt=2
Thank you! Furnace issues on Christmas Eve in Northern Indiana. No experience with furnaces. I cleaned the sensors and it kicked back on. Christmas miracle!
This fixed my furnace!!! It is a Rheem which was a pain in the butt, the sensor is located under the burner and back about 4 inches. Thank you so much!! It's about 33 F today and the house hasn't gotten above 55 in a day or more...65 degrees and counting ever since the fix the burners been on non-stop to catch back up! Thank you thank you thank you
An old video but it really helped me out. When you said 90% of the time this is the issue I was really excited to know that someone like me without any hvac knowledge could get my heat back on. Sure enough it worked. Thanks a lot.
My house hasn't been above 58 degrees in a few years. Thid video was such a blessing for our family. All I could find in the house was a nail file and it worked. Thanks so much
Did this tonight. If the screw that held my sensor in wasn't so tight and difficult to get to, i could have done this in about 5 mins. Fired right up! Thank you!!!
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Your video is awesome and gave me the courage to fix my furnace problem! I suspected it was a dirty flame sensor and, sure enough, I cleaned it and now my heat works. You saved me a lot of money! It's a cold night too, so thank you very much!!!
Your vid just saved me a late night call to a repair man on a well below freezing night. A few screws, a $1 bill and everything is back in order. Thank you.
Great video - short and to the point. I have a Lennox furnace with a similar sensor setup and this video and your commentary helped to quickly resolve my issue within minutes. I struggled for a minute trying to pull the sensor out since it was L-shaped, but once I did, I cleaned it off with my handy dandy dollar bill and I was back in business with heat. Thank You.
It's 5 am Sunday morning on our daughters birthday and the furnace decides to give us troubles. Thank you this help was a real saver! We have absolutely no extra money right now to have a tech come and your tips worked like a charm. Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!!!!!
OH MY GOD! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! I'm sure it seems like such a small thing to you, but you saved me hundreds of dollars and many days of a very cold home! I cannot thank you enough!
I used a $20 bill so the furnace knew I was a heavy hitter and not to give me any more trouble. I didn't even remove the part to clean it... just reached in, rubbed it with the 20, and BINGO, worked like a charm! Thank you!!! The internet, you just gotta love this invention!
Ha, glad it was helpful.
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But you can look at the smart guy furnace & say.. fine, go ahead funny guy.. one of the two of us will wind up at the curb.. I doubt it's me.
I was in a horrible mood and this comment made me feel better. Thank you, fella.
revenant3138 LOL me too
Well done, Playa. Don't mess with the Hitter. Gang-gang Boi!
You literally saved my families life at 4am in the morning where it's freaking freezing here in Canada. I am the handy women of this house and this did the trick. Thank you so so much! Glad I came across this specific video. Wasn't so hard to take off the screw and cleaned it with a piece of paper as I didn't have a bill. Thank-you so so much! It's nice and toasty now.
was so stressed because my newborn was living in a cold house, but this finally made my home warm just in time for winter thank u sir.
wow 9 years old and its still helping people, just helped me thank you very much
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Dude, you saved my life (from my wife!). She told me at 11pm the heater was blowing cold then shut off. I climbed up in the attic, looked at what it was doing, found your video on my phone, and had the heat back on by midnight. You rock! Thanks!
+SoCal Redneck Glad it helped!
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Coming here 10 years later to say that you helped us so so much! Saved us an after-hours furnace call and expense. Thank you thank you!!
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I know you've received countless accolades for this video but I just wanted to add mine to the pile. This was a simple yet effective fix. Thank you so much for sharing this informative video. It is very much appreciated.
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Furnace did this on Sunday morning. Flat broke and couldn't afford even a cup of coffee at the time. Saw this video and followed instructions and thank you Jesus it worked. Thank you sir for providing my small miracle when I really needed it.
+Jim Lucas Happy it was helpful.
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We believe, we believe!! At first, we doubted it was the flame sensor. But after cleaning it with a new $1 bill, the furnace turned on AND STAYED ON. Oh my gosh, we did a happy dance right next to the furnace. Bless you FIX IT Home Improvement!! You guys are awesome!!
Same douted it was going to be the problem the whole time I fought to get it out. Once I seen it, I figured it was the problem, clean it. Fought it back in and was amazed it worked. Who puts them on top with the screw up and down.
I watched this video, and fixed my own furnace! Thanks so much! You saved me approximately $200! I had called a hvac repair service, but they were so expensive that I decided to look up a video. So grateful for this! My sensor is on a Goodman furnace and so it was to the left, and about 6 inches back, but it connected into the valves so I could see it hanging down where the flames would be. New ten dollar bills work well too! ;) Very grateful to you! Now I can add "master furnace repair tech" to my long list of pseudo-accomplishments!
Chris Shank same here, mine is a old 93 Goodman, and I spent 3 days trying to find out why my furnace kept cycling on and off and it was just that the flame sensor. And I’m not sure the condition yours was in but mine wasn’t that bad. However I still cleaned it, and still cleaned and it worked great!
Saaaaame. Goodman sucks. Mine kept cycling on and off and I was loathe to tell my landlord because he blames me if something breaks but now it works just fine. Calling a repair shop myself would have been a couple hundred easy for them to do the same thing I did for free. Love these tutorial videos so much.
I used a $20 dollar bill and it totally solved the problem man you are a genius.. Thank you!
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My furnace was doing the same. I did as you instructed. Furnace is operating well again. Thank you.
We had a furnace technician our years ago, because I had no clue why my furnace wouldn’t work. He fixed it, of course, but was kind enough to teach me what you showed in this video. I find that I must do this once every fall or early winter. Definitely the sort of thing every home owner should know.
Just followed these instructions this weekend and it worked like a charm! Thank you so much for this video. Our furnace didn't look totally like that but seeing where the flame sensor was in the video and what it looked like when you pulled it out, I was able to determine where it was. Used a fresh dollar bill and it's been great since! Saved hundreds on the heating guys coming out! Thank you!
+Krystle Makola Glad it was helpful.
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We just got home from Christmas vacation to a really chilly home and this video helped warm us up again. Thanks!
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This was extremely useful. Our furnace was short cycling in -15 F temps. We cleaned the flame sensor and now the furnace is up and running. Thank you saving us from freezing in our home!
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My pregnant wife (who has never held a screwdriver in her life) managed to fix ours thanks to this video. I would’ve done it, but it started to act up as I was leaving for work. She wasn’t about to sit in a cold house (MI winter) thank you so much!! Still having HVAC come to perform maintenance, but at least it’s running until they arrive
Glad it helped.
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worked like a charm! Even on a unit that wasn't a carrier, I was able to find the sensor, clean it, and get it going. Praise the Lord for you and your help
Glad I could help
Good work! Keep trying and you'll discover a better way everyday!
I want to express my appreciation for your time in sharing your knowledge. It's January and cold in the Northwest. I cleaned the sensor the way you outlined and my furnace is back on. Thank You!
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I love youtube, I appreciate ppl like you posting helpful stuff, thanks a lot, it worked like a charm :)
+DnG The1 Glad it was helpful.
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@@FIXITHomeImprovementChannel I noticed you didn't kill the power to the unit before removing and cleaning the flame sensor is this the best way to do this? TIA
Thank you so much. I am between jobs right now and didn't have the money for a HVAC guy. Thank you for helping keeping my family warm!
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After one whole day of trouble shooting, replacing the Hot Start Ignitor which I broke when cleaning (watch out, they ARE brittle) and giving the flame sensor a clean, in position, I eventually came across your instructions and decided to pull the flame sensor out, give it a clean and refit it.
Didn't immediately fix the problem but the flame did burn a little longer before it went out. Loosened it off again, some minor repositioning, and hey presto my furnace is up and running again!
Thanks for your great, and informative video!
Another fix here. Thanks! Did the trick. 6 years old video, still saving lives!
THANK YOU! 4am furnace won't stay on with wind chill -7 outside house is freezing cold. found your video 10 mins and $1 Bill later and it's now been on longer than it has in the last 4 days.
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I've had this problem intermittently for the last 2 years. Finally Googled it and your video came up. My Ducane furnace was a little more complicated to get to the part but I was able to get it done within an hour. Listening to it hum like a champ now. Thanks a lot!
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FYI...I had a very similar situation where the furnace was cycling on and off, but as the cold air came on to cool the system it would remain in this state thus cooling the house and undoing all the heat. I did the above mentioned method and it didn't fix the issue however the flame sensor did need a cleaning. So I started doing some thinking and remembered that when it came time to change the filter I decided to change brands and put in one of the best filters on the market. After realizing this, I experimented by taking the filter out and running the system without it. That solved the problem and my unit started working properly. So what I did was buy a thinner more basic filter and the system works awesome now. The top tier filters were to thick and decreased air flow. When summer comes back around this will probably improve the cooling as well for I noticed it wasn't working properly. Hope this helps some of you.
Props to you, thanks for posting!
Just tried your idea of removing the huge HEPA filter....and now the flames stay on! thanks for posting!
It was cold this morning and this exact problem occurred. Followed these steps and just like that, warm house again. Well done.
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Furnace decided to stop on a cold Chicago December night. I figured the flame sensor was the problem; but I had no idea it could be fixed this easily. Thanks a lot - you saved me a ton of $$s.
My furnace was doing this, googled possible issue and came across this video. I used a fine grit drywall sanding sponge and wiped sensor down after cleaning, furnace fired right up and I end up looking like a hero to the wife and feel immensely proud of not calling the $90.00 per hour HVAC company. This may be the best, easiest to follow and comprehensive video for a DIY repair of any sort I’ve ever seen. Thanks.
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I've looked up many online articles, none of them point out the issue so concisely and accurately. You just taught me to get my heater working in 5 minutes. Amazing, thank you.
This video saved you (and me!) what would have been a minimum $75 service visit.
@@garretjones5963 Count me in; just did it this morning. I can only imagine how much I would have had to troubleshoot with the Nest people before then paying some dude to come in for a service call. Time & Money saved, and I have a satisfied feeling. Triple win.
Took me longer to get the screw out and back in. On the furnace here it's at the top and a pain to get to and getting it back in I dropped it a couple times.
Thanks so much for this video! This was exactly the problem. I used an older one dollar bill, but didn't have much success. I switched to a crisp five and it worked perfectly! A huge help! Thanks again!
Having had a HVAC specialist come out at least x2 before for the same issue and paying north of $150 for the callout fee and replacement sensor parts I'm immensely grateful for this thorough explanation and the instructions -- i followed them and fixed my HVAC in less than 10 minutes. Thank you!
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Thanks for this. Had to use this at 1am this morning. It sure seems to have done the trick. At least no issues since then. This was beyond helpful.
I used a $20. It worked. Happy family. I feel like I should mail the $20 to you! thanks for clear video help. You restored my faith in the internet.
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Thanks a lot, you are a lifesaver! My burner was igniting and turning off after 10 seconds. I was wondering why the house felt so darn cold. Did exactly as you instructed on a Concord 80 and problem solved! Awesome informative video. Thanks so much!
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Just saying thank you !! It worked I have heat again !! Didn't have the $$ to call anyone in to see what the problem was as I have a terminally ill husband and just 2 of his meds just cost me over $600 and I am the only one working now . We also have kids . I thank you sir from the bottom of my heart !! God bless you and your family !!
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Great video. Although I used a $10, it appears to have fixed my furnace issues :). Now I can live in a warm home again. Will definitely check out the podcast and book. Thanks again!
Great tip, thank you! Roughly 6 yrs later and still significantly effective! Thx for sharing.
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Thanks for the video. We'd been calling for repairs for this issue about once every two years. This was a "bad" year and I just did this myself and it's heating fine now. Saved me a bit of cash (especially for a New Years Eve call) with a five minute fix.
+Jeff V Happy New Year!
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Lucky you, its an ANNUAL thing at my house, right up there with winter! Of course my furnace IS 30 years old, so guess I shouldnt complain too much! Just hate having to crawl up into the squishy attic to do this though, bad placement of furnace!
Thank you!!! You saved us. I even had a furnace repair guy come and he replaced the thermostat, charged me $400 and left.
Then it was warm for a few weeks but the furnace still seemed to lag. Tonight it’s 5 deg F and the house was down in the lower 60s.
I found your video after watching the furnace try to light and fail, cleaned the sensor, and now have a warm house.
Thank you very much!
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LOL. Adds a whole new meaning to a "5 dollar fix"
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Thank you so so much for this. You saved me not only a couple hundred dollars for a visit from an HVAC company- but you also saved my family from a couple of very cold nights. I wish I could send you something in return!!! I appreciate this so much, thank you sincerely
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Problem solved! Furnace was cycling on and off just like you stated and immediately after cleaning the flame sensor with a five dollar bill, the system worked as advertised. Thank you very much!
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A pretty good video. Amazingly, I actually learned something I didn't know about furnaces. In the past, I've had to diagnose and repair furnaces without internet help. On the other hand, I'm quite certain that cleaning that thing will bring mine to life...I'm pretty sure mine has a piezo igniter. The house before this one had an ancient ('70s) furnace with a glow bar. Well, anything learned is valuable, and while I have the cover off, I'll clean that sensor...my extra fine sandpaper just happens to be only a few feet from the furnace. How convenient!
Excellent. Concise and accurate. My gas furnace flashes a code to direct you to the possible problem. (short blinks followed by long blinks of the red light on the circuit board correspond to numbers on a trouble shooting chart) With a little courage and great videos like this, the average DIY homeowner can save lots of time and money. I saved an additional $4 by using a new one dollar bill instead of the five.
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Just fixed it with your advice at the end of 2019!! It worked!!
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Thank you so much! I used a piece of white paper to clean the sensor & now my furnace is running like a charm. You saved me like $90 on a house call. I spoke to so many people all wanting money just to come look at this furnace just so that they could come here & clean the tiny piece that was causing so many issues.
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How much longer will the flame sensor last if I used a $100 bill to clean it?
Rajat Sewal same as using $1.
@@mirandasi8302 I disagree. Logic would dictate 20x longer than in the example video and 100x longer than a $1. With the cost of a new furnace, it would be cost effective to invest more in your initial cleaning and at minimum use $5 as shown in the video.
I used a $100 bill once NINETEEN YEARS AGO.
Once.
It really depends on the exchange rate at the time of cleaning.
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amazing! This solution was incredibly useful. I canceled my appointment with the technician! solve my problem and my family will sleep warmly in chicago thanks to this video! can save lives! THANKYOU SO MUCH
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You're a Gentleman and a Baller, and in addition to that you've found good use for the Fed's clown money.
Thank you so much for your video. You saved our family what would have been a very costly repair right around the holidays.
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Must be making good $ to use five dollar bills to clean parts!. Thank for the tip. I think this is the remedy for my furnace.
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It costs $5 to run to the hardware store and buy sandpaper, can't spend sandpaper when you are done using it. 😉
I cannot believe I watched this video years ago and today I met the same situation. I test other sensor and the last one is flame sensor, I cleaned with my T-Shirt and it worked. In fact I have brand new in another bag but not with me today. Thanks!
Do you itemize that five dollar bill on the invoice and if so, what is the standard mark-up on it?
+William Murtha Ha.
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Heat out on the night before Thanksgiving. Thank you very much for this FIY tip - saved me what would likely have been an expensive holiday rate service visit. Your video is GREATLY appreciated!
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hes using a 5 dollar bill... baller status
Somerset, NJ, snowing today, came home at 55F temp inside the house. This video saved my day and made me a hero, not to mention avoiding calling a furnace guy and paying big bucks. Thanks!!!!
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I was trying to fix my heater too, unfortunately I don't have a clean $5 bill handy. LOL!
I used a $20 bill too. It was the only bill I had at the time but that doesn't matter, what matters most is this worked. Thank you very much for taking the time to make this video, you helped keep my family warm again, and that is worth more than any bill used to clean the flame sensor.
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I wonder how many people just purchased a new furnace instead
I was about to, all the techs i spoke with kept saying my furnace is too old & will probably need to be replaced. This just saved me over 10 grand in less than 3 minutes, 2 of which i spent looking for a screwdriver.
This video is awesome. I have a Carrier furnace just like in the video. I was skeptical at first but this video perfectly solved my furnace issue. Ready for winter!
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Can't thank you enough for this video! Now I feel like a bad ass haha
Thank you. It worked like a charm. Facing a long cold thanksgiving weekend with no heat. (Family is in quarantine until Sunday so no repair until Monday) God bless.
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Heck , I'd use $100 bill if I could borrow one ! 😄
Big thanks for this video. Furnace was cycling and it was Christmas Eve and 7 degrees F outside. This video saved christmas.
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If I had five bucks I could fix my furnace.
Andy Norris bro I was worried when I fixed mine, because I only had a new $1 bill. I thought it wasn’t gonna work but it did 😁
Well, it turns out my problem was an ignitor was only working intermittently. Fixed, but a bit more than $5 :) Now if I could fix the a/c before it gets hot here.
Thank you for sharing how to fix the on and off cycle. We have a house full of people and you saved us this winter !!!
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Just like the other viewers, thank you so much for this video! After I pulled my flame sensor off it didn't look like yours in the video, not blackened. It did seem to have a slight discoloration, so I said what the heck I'll try it and used emery cloth. Cleaned it up really good, put it back in and positioned it the way it was, turned it on and the burner made it past the cycling off it had been doing and blower kicked on and FIXED!!!! THANKS AGAIN!
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Idc but you just saved my life i literally just did this n it worked and i have 4 small children and its like 9 degrees here in illinois right now so grateful of this thank you
Christmas morning no heat!!! Your advice saved me $400.00..using a dollar bill and a flathead screw driver!!!!! Much love and appreciation for this info!!!
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Thank you for this video. I am a single mom and you saved me a lot of money showing me how to do it myself. I don't have a Carrier, but found my flame sensor on the left side very easily. It was quite dirty. The house doesn't need heat right now so I am not sure it is the answer but even if not I am glad I gave this a try!
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I just watched your video and fixed the furnace after the Landlord couldn't. I read the codes which indicated a dirty sensor and found this video. Not only did it work m but it saved my DISABLED, 65 YO Mom from having to turn it on all night so she wouldnt freeze while I was at work. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
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Decided to look up possible reasons for my apartment being so cold before I called the maintenance guy and this instantly worked. Bless you!
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Amazing! My 1 year old furnace quit working and I was panicking as it’s 30° here right now outside. Watched this video and it fixed my issue. Saved me $$ not having to call an hvac company. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Tried this tonight (still pertinent info 6 years later) and it seemed to work right off the bat. Thank you sir!
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This video saved my husband and I hassle (and money) tonight. Just a simple google search with this issue and your video popped up. Thank you for bring so concise and helpful.
Thank you so much! I think you literally may have saved my life! I awoke in the middle of a -30 degree Saskatchewan winter night to a very cold house and my furnace doing exactly this. A google search led me to your video and I followed your instructions. Now I can go back to bed and not freeze, yay!!
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Been beating up the old Honeywell thermostat and getting it to randomly trigger the heating but it not having any correlation between temperature and setting. Living in Alaska, its been in the minus 5-10c and the heating was getting way too hot and then started not firing at all. Badly maintained system so changed the intake filter and made things worse. Every article said the thermostat would be at fault. Then I got lucky and came across this and one other YT video that showed me how to clean the sensor. Cleaned mine with a new kitchen green pad.
Currently sitting in a house that's getting warmer and planning to dine off how much money I saved for years. Many, many thanks. nearly a decade later and you're still a legend for posting this.
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Wisconsinite here in the cold weather that was about to pay a couple hundred bucks to have this fixed, and i did it myself. FIX IT, thank you for that.
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You are a lifesaver, I had just paid to have a guy come out and fix our furnace, but it happened to be working while he was here… and promptly went back to blowing cold air when he left. I climbed up and did this and now it’s perfect!!!
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Thanks so much. I just cleaned my sensor after watching your video and it worked again. Don't have to call a technician to fix it. Save me lots of money.
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Heater stopped working at 3am temperature outside in the teens. I used printer paper. Thank you! May the Good Lord bless you for your generosity.
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I'm a MN mom stuck in a snowstorm. This saved us from freezing tonight!! My two children thank you.
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Thank you! Furnace issues on Christmas Eve in Northern Indiana. No experience with furnaces. I cleaned the sensors and it kicked back on. Christmas miracle!
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thank you so much- I am not a furnace repair guy, but used this video to fix our furnace. THANK YOU
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8yrs later and still saving ppls lives and $. I can't thank you enough 👏🏾
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This fixed my furnace!!! It is a Rheem which was a pain in the butt, the sensor is located under the burner and back about 4 inches. Thank you so much!! It's about 33 F today and the house hasn't gotten above 55 in a day or more...65 degrees and counting ever since the fix the burners been on non-stop to catch back up! Thank you thank you thank you
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An old video but it really helped me out. When you said 90% of the time this is the issue I was really excited to know that someone like me without any hvac knowledge could get my heat back on. Sure enough it worked. Thanks a lot.
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My house hasn't been above 58 degrees in a few years. Thid video was such a blessing for our family. All I could find in the house was a nail file and it worked. Thanks so much
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I had to do this at 4AM on Thanksgiving day! You saved my family's Thanksgiving not to mention saving me a lot of money! I can't thank you enough!!!
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Did this tonight. If the screw that held my sensor in wasn't so tight and difficult to get to, i could have done this in about 5 mins. Fired right up! Thank you!!!
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woke up this morning to a cold house, furnace was doing the same thing, found this video and it worked like a charm! Thanks!
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Three minute video saved me 3 hours on the phone and a $300 service call. Thank you for taking the time to explain this.
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My furnace was doing this exact thing. Followed your video and it came right on without hesitation. Thank you so much.
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Your video is awesome and gave me the courage to fix my furnace problem! I suspected it was a dirty flame sensor and, sure enough, I cleaned it and now my heat works. You saved me a lot of money! It's a cold night too, so thank you very much!!!
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Your vid just saved me a late night call to a repair man on a well below freezing night. A few screws, a $1 bill and everything is back in order. Thank you.
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Great video - short and to the point. I have a Lennox furnace with a similar sensor setup and this video and your commentary helped to quickly resolve my issue within minutes. I struggled for a minute trying to pull the sensor out since it was L-shaped, but once I did, I cleaned it off with my handy dandy dollar bill and I was back in business with heat. Thank You.
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It's 5 am Sunday morning on our daughters birthday and the furnace decides to give us troubles. Thank you this help was a real saver! We have absolutely no extra money right now to have a tech come and your tips worked like a charm. Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!!!!!
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An actual honest repair guy showed me how to do this last year and I forgot which wire it was! So, thanks for this!
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OH MY GOD! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!
I'm sure it seems like such a small thing to you, but you saved me hundreds of dollars and many days of a very cold home! I cannot thank you enough!
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