How to repair(fix) electric central heating system furnace, no heat blowing, not heating problem. Blower motor not running, no power. A highly comprehensive, step by step troubleshooting guide to assist you in repairing your Electric Central Heating System. After watching this video, you shouldn’t have any trouble identifying the problem with your electric furnace. This video will save you A LOT of money on a service call. I limit questions to one per viewer. If you require more assistance(multiple questions up to 5, or would like me to look at photos to help you troubleshoot your system), then you’ll need to compensate me for my time(which I really don’t have) by making a small but reasonable donation at the link below. I no longer have free time to assist everyone with their repairs as I have done in the past. Too many viewers take videos like this for granted. Many forget that Youtube Creators also rely on income to produce excellent content and make a living. This video is an excellent tool to assist you, so use it well. Enjoy!
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Very well explained, simple and straight forward. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Heat setting on, fan blowing but no heat. It's 63 degrees inside.
This video is the truth. Simple instructions & explains where anyone can get it.
Auxiliary turns on only once never restarts, blows heat but will never reach thermostat setting. Shuts off around 68. New therm, no airflow restrictions… any ideas?
this was a KILLER troubleshooting guide. i am stoked to try it out today. our downstairs heat just doesnt come on, always in AUX mode.. (and no fan starts up i think..) but the upstairs heat which is separate works fine.
Awesome job thank you so much
You lost me when you said lethal charge can come out of the capacitor . Very nice tutorial .
My contactor clicks when turned on and the blower runs normal as always but still no heat….could it be a thermal fuse…??? Been cold a month id sure apreciate any info, ty in advance….
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the tiny current that a multi meter uses to test resistance is what causes readings to fluctuate while ohm testing. the very small current will interact with capacitors and inductors. this is why Nmore said to try and isolate (disconnect) whatever you are ohm testing from the circuit for an accurate reading. if you've ever conducted a resistance (ohm) test and the reading fluctuates, the current from your multimeter is flowing through a capacitor, copper windings, inductors, etc. AWESOME VIDEO!
My wiring in my heating unit was splitting apart which was very strange. 🤔🤔🤔
Thank you
You have a real talent for teaching. I have never watched a video of something so technical being broken down and made as simple as you did. This is going to help me troubleshoot my no heat problem. Thank you so much!
When you say "turn the power off", you mean power at the circuit-breaker? not just turning off the heater at the thermostat control panel?
Thanks millions brother
Good job thanks
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge with us. It’s the best hvac video I’ve seen. Was searching through the tutorials saw this one and was a wise decision. Also I just happen to be a long time subscriber. Thanks again for your time and energy you put into this educational video. Gonna help a lot of people out.
Thank you! This helped me out so much!!!
Outstanding