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Furnace calls for heat. furnace goes on blower stays on for 1 minute shuts off and has not reached temp. after another minute blowers go on and again shut off. during the intermediate time you can feel heat from blower.

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Have you checked the thermocouple? It may be it is defective thereby shutting off the flow of gas.

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