If not change the batteries on t-stat and try again.If it doesn't you need to check for power to furnace, and if that doesn't work you can check the doors on the furnace to see if they are tight and the door switch is engaged.A normal sequence of operation would be the induction motor comes on, after a few seconds, it will check whats called a sail switch to ensure it is venting air, at that time the glow plug should come on, and following the gas valve opens, firing the burners, the flame sensor will check to ensure that the flame did light to ensure burners light, and then the blower motor will engage. 

Then he sprayed coil cleaner on the coils.It more than doubled the air flow, and it was something I could have easily done myself, except that he pulled the unit out of the case in order to reach one side, and I probably wouldn't have risked doing that for fear of damaging duct work or plumbing.The furnace needed a new sequencer and the outside unit got a diagnostic to make sure it was OK.

As a person who specializes in Security of all types, let me tell you of the magic of a 35 dollar uniform purchase online of a USPS or UPS outfit, and a 125 dollar RFID reader.They immediately unlock most low end "smart keys", especially since they broadcast their unlock sequence unencrypted, and even the ones that are "encrypted" are only aes 128 usually by default.

New question, awhile back I used a mapping web-site that used a logical sequence and shortest distance to show properties to clients when I had several properties to show and now I can't find that web-site.

The county will pay off debts against the property in a specific sequence. 

The cycle of their daily thought and action involves the implementation of but a narrow sequence of life skills that would make Joseph Stalin's karmic rebirth as an earthworm seem like the revival of humanity.

@Antoine Ferguson - the order and sequence of opening your bank account won't really matter.Your bank will require your LLC paperwork, operation agreement (if there's more than 1 member) and EIN number.

The only thing you are correct about is that yes, it's a sequence.

A claim I know of in Seattle took over two years  to process because the insurance company and the homeowner fought over the value of the property, thusly the amount of the payoff.But, I've also toured a different house that had about the same amount of damage as the photo above that was REO (owned by the bank), so that one went through foreclosure and either before the auction or after the auction someone set it on fire, I can't remember the sequence. 

This part of landlording and managing property has always confused me, so I'm hoping to learn if there is a "best sequence" to use when prospects call to express interest in a  property for rent?