How to Light a Furnace Pilot Light | Air Comfort HVAC


With temperatures getting lower, we all want to know we can count on a comfortable home heating system. One very common but frustrating homeowner problem is an extinguished pilot light of a gas furnace. Air Comfort HVAC is here to help walk you through the steps to re-light your furnace pilot light and get back your heat!

Check the Instructions
Your furnace should have a label on it that tells you how to light it. However, the label may be too difficult to read. If that’s the case for you, keep these instructions handy to make the task that much easier. Here are some tips to keep all of your home manuals organized.

Locate the Pilot Light Components
Look toward the bottom of your furnace for a switch that reads “Pilot,” “On” and “Off”. Once you the switch, turn it to the “Off” position. Wait a minimum of five minutes to allow the gas time to dissipate. Also locate the “Reset” button, which should be close to the on/off switch.

Re-Light the Pilot Light
Once you’ve allowed the gas to dissipate, turn the switch over to “Pilot.” Hold down the “Reset” button and use a long lighter to place a flame at the pilot light opening. Once you know the pilot light is lit, let go of the reset button.

Still Not Working?
If you’ve tried the steps above more than twice and the pilot light either won’t light or won’t stay lit, something is wrong with your furnace. Time to call a professional.

Safety Notes
Never attempt to light your furnace without turning it off first. Excess gas is a fire hazard and can damage your home and lead to injury. Keep in mind that beyond re-lighting the pilot light, you should never try to fix your furnace yourself. You need to leave furnace repair to the experts. Consider these additional gas furnace safety tips.

This winter, call on Air Comfort HVAC to help keep your home comfortable. Whether you need repair or replacement, we’re here to help. Visit our website today to learn more about our professional services, financing solutions and special offers.