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Getting your furnace going during cold weather is a high priority and should be dealt with immediately, but it doesn’t ...

The thinking on keeping a pilot light going in the summer had to do with condensation formation inside the furnace's burner compartment. Many basements are damp in the summer, and the pilot's ...

A Penn Hills woman is taken to a hospital with first-degree facial burns suffered in an explosion while trying to relight her furnace pilot Thursday afternoon.

Heating experts are warning homeowners about what to do when your pilot light goes out after a Dayton home exploded.

Q. I've been told two different things about turning the pilot light off in my older furnace. One friend says to keep it going even during the summer to remove condensation in the burner area ...

Pilot Light Is Out If your home furnace is 20 or more years old, it’s more likely to have a pilot light that burns continuously so that the larger burner can ignite whenever needed.

If you do need to relight your pilot light, read the instructions on the furnace’s label. If a person notices the pilot light is out on their furnace or water heater, they should wait before ...

After you locate the thermocouple, turn off the gas to the furnace. Then, unscrew the thermocouple from the control box and from where it is attached near the pilot light.

People are waiting days in the cold as they wait for PG&E workers to re-light their furnace pilot light.

Start your fireplace without the hassle by learning more about the pilot light, including how to start it and warning signs to watch for.

So discovering just how wasteful the furnace pilot light was unlocked a path to energy reduction on a large scale. How we cope without heat (in San Diego, granted) is a story for another time.