Thanks again DaleM. It's getting us by, as long as we "babysit" it, but as soon as I'm able to get a pro to look at it, that's what I'm gonna do. I've got no problem doing it myself, if I can get it figured out. But, I also know when something's "over my pay grade". lol

Thanks DaleM. That was a problem when we 1st moved in here, so I've already checked that this time.

I couldn't find a flame sensor listed on either of the factory schematic stickers either. I tried to post pics, but it says the file size is too big. My burner assembly looks like the: Product ID: F-1021-32/Coleman Burner Assembly (7970-5851/A) pic on this page: http://www.mhparts.com/coleman-evcon....

Well, so much for cleaning the flame sensor...there isn't one! I'm thinking it's either the gas control valve or the ignition control module. Just not sure now to test them. Looks like time to call a pro.

Thanks y'all. I'll try sandpapering the flame sensor. If that don't help it, I'm probably gonna have to call a pro.

I have a Coleman Evcon Presidential, mod. # 7995-656/D, with the hot surface igniter that's giving me fits. In order to get it to light, I have to turn the thermostat down and then all the way back up (sometimes 5-10 times). The igniter will light up and glow, then there's a click, then it lights fo...

Thanks again, Dale. I wired it direct & it would hum & the shaft would try to move about 1/8 turn & then stop, so I took it to a local electric motor repairman. I should find something out tomorrow. Again, I appreciate the help.

Thank you, Dale. That's what I figured, but didn't wanna just 'go off half-cocked'.

Can anyone tell me how to test the blower motor for my furnace? Everything else seems to be working properly, but the blower won't spin & I want to make sure that it's the motor, not one of the sensors/relays. Thanks.