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Where is the thermal coupler on an electric furnace? My furnace blows out only cold air please help me


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check the thermostat is the switch on heat and fan on auto???
Posted 2009-10-17T18:30:31Z
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You will not find thermo couple in electric furnace, try looking for saftey limit switch (should look like small round button, about 3/4 inch diameter, 1/2 inch thick with two wires connected)  Turn off power, unhook wires & check for continuity with ohm meter.  If this is too much for you contact local heating contractor.
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