rheem 90 plus

[pepolelikeme]

have rheem 90 plus vertical ,exhaust blower motor starts when call for heat ,also main blower starts ,sometimes it works perfect ,other times blowers start ,but furnace never go's into heat cycle ,hot surface ignitor never powers up blowers just keep running ,replaced control board ,same thing happened ,could this be do to a faulty digital non prograhmable x stat ,?it dont make much sense ,to me somtimes works other times just blowers work ,any information would be helpfull ,as well as a tech number for rheem if anyone has one ,thanx phl

[condenseddave]

Does the condenser flooding valve and receiver pressure regulator operate properly?


DUDE, this is the refrigeration section...

[pepolelikeme]

Originally posted by condenseddave
Does the condenser flooding valve and receiver pressure regulator operate properly?


DUDE, this is the refrigeration section...

dear condenseddave ,this is not what this site is published for ,please keep your ridiculious ,comments OFF my thread
best regards phil carter/southtown refrigeration inc

[condenseddave]

Originally posted by pepolelikeme

Originally posted by condenseddave
Does the condenser flooding valve and receiver pressure regulator operate properly?


DUDE, this is the refrigeration section...

dear condenseddave ,this is not what this site is published for ,please keep your ridiculious ,comments OFF my thread
best regards phil carter/southtown refrigeration inc

Dear dipstick.

First of all, Mr. Seven Posts, I would like to thank you for setting me straight on the meaning of this forum. After 4 years and 12000+ posts here, I thought I knew what refrigeration was, and that there is NO WAY the words "Rheem 90 plus" could EVER be used in refrigeration! I've been corrected.

Now, sarcasm aside,

Your idiotic thread should be posted in the residential HVAC section of this site, not the refrigeration and icemaking section.

Note how you received 0 help with your dumbass question?

Maybe you were wondering WHY?

Well, now you know.

[Edited by condenseddave on 11-17-2005 at 11:02 PM]

[condenseddave]

I'll link your slow-learning self up to the RESIDENTIAL HVAC SECTION OF THIS VERY SITE!!!!!!!!! (http://www.hvac-talk.com/vbb/forumdisplay.php?forumid=1&daysprune=)

[condenseddave]

You'll be needing to put your cursor on the blue lettering and click the left mouse button to get there from here.

[condenseddave]

You are welcome.

[smilies]

Haha, he told you.

http://www.imagewiz.net/usr/hvac1/27775_DAMN.gif

[condenseddave]

Originally posted by jerrycoolsaz
Haha, he told you.

http://www.imagewiz.net/usr/hvac1/27775_DAMN.gif

YEAH. I was CORRECTED.:rolleyes:

[pepolelikeme]

Originally posted by condenseddave

Originally posted by jerrycoolsaz
Haha, he told you.

http://www.imagewiz.net/usr/hvac1/27775_DAMN.gif

YEAH. I was CORRECTED.:rolleyes:

well i did recive a reply from one dumbass'

[condenseddave]

And your furnace still isn't any nearer to being fixed.

Can you handle that clicking on the blue lettering thing?

I'm concerned, though, seriously. Gas fired appliances produce carbon monoxide, which 9 out of 10 doctors agtree is dangerous.

You might want to call a pro out on that thing.

[condenseddave]

And I thank God that I don't answer the phones at Rheem tech support.

[Dad]

OKKKKKkkkkkkkk

Now that we have that straight. :)


Are we comfortable in the Resi section now? Good....

[htg guy]

You need to tell the owner that he should call someone else to repair the furnace. From your first post its plain to see that you have no knowledge of how this furnace operates or what to check to determine the problem.
If you were to call tech service, after a few questions, they would more than likely mistake you as a homeowner and tell you to call a professional.
In order to diagnose the problem you need to have the proper tools and the knowledge of how that furnace operates. Nobody here is going to tell you what to do to get it running. The site rules prohibit us from doing so.

[docholiday]

Dont call tech support, they are not there to answer step by step instructions on how to diagnose and repair furnaces, they are there to support properly trained techs who have looked at the entire system and need some insight as to the specific issues or indeosyncracies (sp?) with a specific model.

[air j]

when the furnace is not firing look through the peep hole in the blower door and count the flashes on the led then look on back of blower door for problem.

[hvac hero]

I would recommend looking at the black hoses that drain into the little cup in the blower compartment & make sure they arent kinked. If they wont drain properly, it'll do some wierd stuff. I dont see any harm in checking that.