Suburban Furnace re-ignition problem

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Suburban Furnace re-ignition problem	Ron J	11-3-08
I have a Suburban 12K BTU Furnace that starts and runs ok when first turned on; but it occasionally doesn't re-ignite the burner after cycling. Seems to come up to temp ok; but when it should re-ignite, it fails; cools down, and just continues to blow cold air. I can manualy shut it down (switch it to off) and re-start it, and it will again run ok for a while. Sometimes it runs perfectly. Other times it runs only one cycle. Ususally when it fails, the fan does not shut off at all; just continues to blow until the furnace cools off, and then it continues to blow cold air.

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