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| >>Bubba wrote: | >>
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| >>>On 03 Feb 2007 05:04:28 GMT, DANgER ( snipped-for-privacy@heat.com) wrote: | >>>
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| >>>>LOL Bubba wrong again, | >>>>
| >>>
| >>>Yes you were WRONG, werent you DANgER? | >>>You know damn good and well you thought that furnace had a single | >>>flame sensor sitting over to the side of the burners all by itself. It | >>>DOESNT and you were WRONG f*****ad. You couldnt diagnose a pilot that | >>>wasnt lit. Go back outside and suck on the end of your tail pipe some | >>>more. | >>>
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| >>>>"I noticed that while the fan is on, the flame will go out for about
10 | >>>>seconds, then relight, then on for perhaps a minute, then out, etc." | >>>>
| >>>>It's intermitant ignition. His "pilot burner" includes the electrode that | >>>>both lights and senses flame. Like I said CLEAN IT! | >>>>You can measure micro amps on that furnace by disconnecting the transformer | >>>>ground and going in series with BRNR GRND terminal on the module. | >>>>
| >>>>Sorry Duncan for not being more specific. It wasn't normal furnace behaviour. | >>>>Chances are the module will fail next. | >>>
| >>>
| >>>Oh CHRIST! "not normal behavior??" Here we go with another Canuck wild | >>>ass guess. Time to change the module. Better change the gas valve too. | >>>While you're at it, change the blower motor. Dont forget a stat. | >>
| >>As I recall, that was YOUR recommendation. | >
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| > ..........and if you were bright enough to follow along closely CJT | > you dipshit, you would recall that the dumb Canuck actually believes | > and uses that procedure. I dont. | > I can see you will need much help following along............ | > Bubba | >
| | Go back and read it yourself -- you seem forgetful. | | >
| >>That | >>
| >>>outta cover it the way the wild wonder from Canada "fixes" things. | >>>Bubba | >>>
| >>>
| >>>>-Canadian Heat | | | -- | The e-mail address in our reply-to line is reversed in an attempt to | minimize spam. Our true address is of the form snipped-for-privacy@prodigy.net.