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Posted by on February 6, 2007, 7:41 pm
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>On Feb 6, 7:14 pm, .p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address.com wrote:
>> wrote:
>> >I have a single package gas heating/electric cooling unit model
>> >48gp-048115301 installed in 2000. In 2004, I had to have thedraft
>> >blowerassembly replaced due to it being rusted out. The heat
>> >exchanger coils were cleaned and the overall unit serviced. Now what
>> >is happening is a very nasty smell is coming from the unit and
>> >stinking up the house, not electrical. Fan runs, little heat, plenty
>> >of propane in the tank. Turned off breaker. Any ideas what may be
>> >happening? Repair guy coming, but I would like a heads up on what it
>> >might be. I think it may be heat exchanger or a pressure
>> >regulator....liquid coming thru not gas.
>> Missing any pets, relatives, or neighborhood kids ?
>Nuttin dead. I KNOW that smell. Don't think Oscar's in myneck of the
>woods!
Well, is the smell like rotten eggs ? No, wait, you said it
doesn't remind you of Oscar. Hmmm.....
Burnt rubber ? Sewage ? Come on, give a fucking hint
already.
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Posted by on February 6, 2007, 7:53 pm
>I have a single package gas heating/electric cooling unit model
>48gp-048115301 installed in 2000. In 2004, I had to have the draft
>blower assembly replaced due to it being rusted out. The heat
>exchanger coils were cleaned and the overall unit serviced. Now what
>is happening is a very nasty smell is coming from the unit and
>stinking up the house, not electrical. Fan runs, little heat, plenty
>of propane in the tank. Turned off breaker. Any ideas what may be
>happening? Repair guy coming, but I would like a heads up on what it
>might be. I think it may be heat exchanger or a pressure
>regulator....liquid coming thru not gas.
liquid coming thru, not gas. WTF is that about?
congradulations on purchasing a Carrier. I absolutely love those units
as they are guaranteed cash cows. They constantly break and the parts
for them are outrageously expensive.
When the tech shows up, have them remove the entire side of the unit
where the burnt gas is expelled from the side of the unit. Opening
this panel should give them unrestricted access to the heat exchanger,
which is probably corroded to the point it is leaking big time.
The good news is your hx should have a 10 yr parts warranty. Even if
it is covered, not covered are the jillions of other little bs parts
that need to be replaced as well.
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Posted by Bubba on February 6, 2007, 8:09 pm
On Wed, 07 Feb 2007 00:53:10 GMT, gofish@gonefishin.net wrote:
>>I have a single package gas heating/electric cooling unit model
>>48gp-048115301 installed in 2000. In 2004, I had to have the draft
>>blower assembly replaced due to it being rusted out. The heat
>>exchanger coils were cleaned and the overall unit serviced. Now what
>>is happening is a very nasty smell is coming from the unit and
>>stinking up the house, not electrical. Fan runs, little heat, plenty
>>of propane in the tank. Turned off breaker. Any ideas what may be
>>happening? Repair guy coming, but I would like a heads up on what it
>>might be. I think it may be heat exchanger or a pressure
>>regulator....liquid coming thru not gas.
>liquid coming thru, not gas. WTF is that about?
>congradulations on purchasing a Carrier. I absolutely love those units
>as they are guaranteed cash cows. They constantly break and the parts
>for them are outrageously expensive.
>When the tech shows up, have them remove the entire side of the unit
>where the burnt gas is expelled from the side of the unit. Opening
>this panel should give them unrestricted access to the heat exchanger,
>which is probably corroded to the point it is leaking big time.
>The good news is your hx should have a 10 yr parts warranty. Even if
>it is covered, not covered are the jillions of other little bs parts
>that need to be replaced as well.
hehehe. Somebody's been peeking. Dont you just love Carrier?
Sounds like the flame is burning poorly and its finding its way into
the home through all the little rusted combustion components that fish
has eluded to. Invest in a couple good CO detectors and then invest in
a new system.
Bubba
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Posted by Soggy Bottom on February 6, 2007, 8:45 pm
> On Wed, 07 Feb 2007 00:53:10 GMT, gof...@gonefishin.net wrote:
> >>I have a single package gas heating/electric cooling unit model
> >>48gp-048115301 installed in 2000. In 2004, I had to have thedraft
> >>blowerassembly replaced due to it being rusted out. The heat
> >>exchanger coils were cleaned and the overall unit serviced. Now what
> >>is happening is a very nasty smell is coming from the unit and
> >>stinking up the house, not electrical. Fan runs, little heat, plenty
> >>of propane in the tank. Turned off breaker. Any ideas what may be
> >>happening? Repair guy coming, but I would like a heads up on what it
> >>might be. I think it may be heat exchanger or a pressure
> >>regulator....liquid coming thru not gas.
> >liquid coming thru, not gas. WTF is that about?
> >congradulations on purchasing aCarrier. I absolutely love those units
> >as they are guaranteed cash cows. They constantly break and the parts
> >for them are outrageously expensive.
> >When the tech shows up, have them remove the entire side of the unit
> >where the burnt gas is expelled from the side of the unit. Opening
> >this panel should give them unrestricted access to the heat exchanger,
> >which is probably corroded to the point it is leaking big time.
> >The good news is your hx should have a 10 yr parts warranty. Even if
> >it is covered, not covered are the jillions of other little bs parts
> >that need to be replaced as well.
> hehehe. Somebody's been peeking. Dont you just loveCarrier?
> Sounds like the flame is burning poorly and its finding its way into
> the home through all the little rusted combustion components that fish
> has eluded to. Invest in a couple good CO detectors and then invest in
> a new system.
> Bubba- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -
Thnks guys for the info. Also receiving a rollout code. Smell is
suffocating...possibly aldehyde..gives headaches, watery eyes, etc.
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Posted by Bob Pietrangelo on February 6, 2007, 9:36 pm
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>> On Wed, 07 Feb 2007 00:53:10 GMT, gof...@gonefishin.net wrote:
>> >>I have a single package gas heating/electric cooling unit model
>> >>48gp-048115301 installed in 2000. In 2004, I had to have thedraft
>> >>blowerassembly replaced due to it being rusted out. The heat
>> >>exchanger coils were cleaned and the overall unit serviced. Now what
>> >>is happening is a very nasty smell is coming from the unit and
>> >>stinking up the house, not electrical. Fan runs, little heat, plenty
>> >>of propane in the tank. Turned off breaker. Any ideas what may be
>> >>happening? Repair guy coming, but I would like a heads up on what it
>> >>might be. I think it may be heat exchanger or a pressure
>> >>regulator....liquid coming thru not gas.
>> >liquid coming thru, not gas. WTF is that about?
>> >congradulations on purchasing aCarrier. I absolutely love those units
>> >as they are guaranteed cash cows. They constantly break and the parts
>> >for them are outrageously expensive.
>> >When the tech shows up, have them remove the entire side of the unit
>> >where the burnt gas is expelled from the side of the unit. Opening
>> >this panel should give them unrestricted access to the heat exchanger,
>> >which is probably corroded to the point it is leaking big time.
>> >The good news is your hx should have a 10 yr parts warranty. Even if
>> >it is covered, not covered are the jillions of other little bs parts
>> >that need to be replaced as well.
>> hehehe. Somebody's been peeking. Dont you just loveCarrier?
>> Sounds like the flame is burning poorly and its finding its way into
>> the home through all the little rusted combustion components that fish
>> has eluded to. Invest in a couple good CO detectors and then invest in
>> a new system.
>> Bubba- Hide quoted text -
>> - Show quoted text -
> Thnks guys for the info. Also receiving a rollout code. Smell is
> suffocating...possibly aldehyde..gives headaches, watery eyes, etc.
Good night, it was nice knowing you. Who is your beneficiary. Send wife
and kids to neighbors house for the night.
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