Needed Wiring Diagram Please

Contact a local Heil retail contactor, they should be able to help you.

Dah I know that I had hope that someone here could give me a bit more info than that but thanks anyway

Moe J> Contact a local Heil retail contactor, they should be able to help you. >

This had a Honeywell series 10 Stack switch, etc.

Any compitant tech can wire this properly for you with a newer style control. However the burner... is this a rotary ring?

Think _new furnace_.

-zero

competent:. c_o_m_p_e_t_e_n_t , competent.

-zero

"rockthenight123" wrote in news:1154864139.309193.97080 @p79g2000cwp.googlegroups.com:

How much electrical wiring can there possibly be on a 50 year old furnace? No ventor, no pressure switches, no spill switches, no flame sensors, no ignition module, no multi-stage gas valve, no direct drive motor....... what is it you're trying to figure out?

Bob, you know it's very complicated....

All those 'Frankenstien' knife config switches you have to throw. Thank goodness for DIP switches (not).

The tube insulators are also hard to work around (-;.

Jake

Jake wrote

LOL!! You know, so many times I have said to myself, before opening up my newsreader, " I'm not going to make any sarcastic comments. I'm gonna be extra pleasant".....and then sometimes asks a question like this guy.... some people insist on leading with their chin.... Like my mother always says, "Ask a stupid question, ....." Of course, the other side of the coin is someone like Dido who gives stupid answers..... :-)

Compitant. Same root word as "irritant". Cept that a compitant tech programs Winblows computers to give you a blue screen every half hour.

If that isn't in the dictionary, it oughta be.

Your money would be better spent by replacing your Jurrasic furnace

Why is it that "folks" just don't understand that their furance is just an "appliance?" A dangerous appliance, but an appliance. And it, like the refrigerator, dishwasher [not the wife] and such need to be replaced after

Replace the furnace, save $$$ on your oil costs and sleep well knowing your family is safe. Hire a professional.

Here's a thought, if you needed a root canal, would you buy a book and do it yourself?

Yes, he probably would.

Being a newbie, I haven't tried root canal.

But ther is some great DIY cavity filler I haeve tried. Lots of fun.

Of course there comes a point at whihc you wish you could either open your mouth, which is cemented shut or chew food without cutting your tonue by the sharp bits of good old razor sharp DIY dental fill.

For an absolute emergency when no denist is available or peroahps if you wish to travel in the desert, I suggest some.

When it comes to yoru house burning down, I say bite teh big one. Go down to Wal-Mart and buy a whole new unit. It will come with instructions (probably written in Chinese), but what the heck, you can have the joy of installing it yourself.

You can even make some money too, by selling off all the spare bits you have left over after installing it.

a zoobie newbie? heard that when I was in Provo, Utah years ago on business

Bob

This stuff works pretty good:

Hack

You don't burn it, you just cook it al dente.

Ever tried Belzona Calzone? Yum!

~^Johnny^~ posted for all of us... I don't top post - see either inline or at bottom.

How about J. Belzona Weld?

Only if it's a Tuesday Weld.