Craig1 is probably correct, but you need a flue gas analysis. You needto know how much co is in the exhaust.
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Craig1 is probably correct, but you need a flue gas analysis. You needto know how much co is in the exhaust.
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My name is Rob and I have been in the HVAC field for 15 yrs now. I started my career as a Chrysler certified tech. I went through an apprenticeship and due to the dealerships owner was soured on the...
Sorry I mean pump down. They will not pump down anywhere near 0 psi. Sorry
One thing to be careful of on newer condensors with micro channel coils is pumping them back. Most manufactures do not recomend this at all, you can damage the compressor.
The company I work for has been a York dealer for around 12 years now. They have had some problems. The previosly mentioned and you really have to watch your charge on the newer condensors. the...
The intake baffle is not a permanent fix. If you properly check the vacuum on this furn. you should be able to see this. The secondary is a common problem with carrier 90% furn. The Teflon coating...
Your thermopile should put out 400 to 750 mv. Most fireplace circuits have an on off switch on them. The first thing I would check is the quality of the pilot flame, the pilot could be weak.
The first thing is how much vacuum the furnace pulls with the intake and exhaust off. The drain could cause this problem. The secondary could be plugged, but this normally trips the roll out. make...