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any one in the heating & AC business?

cyberdan (SoCA)

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Just tried to fire up the heater last night for the first time in 8 months and no go.
Pulled the cover of the thermostat box. The little mercury glass vial has a big spark inside (I know this is normal) when I try to engage the AC and the AC comes on. The same mercury switch has a very tiny spark when I have it set to heater and nothing comes on.

So my question is (based on your past experience) do you think in is the thermostat (which I can replace) or somewhere inside the heater/AC unit (which I will not attempt to work on)
 
might be the coil went out and won't get you a spark (acts like a pilot light pilot light sparks as needed)
 
Possibly the main heater coil is out, you can turn the main breaker off, and check across the terminals of the coil with a ohm-meter for an open circuit..
 
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