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Posted by Stormin Mormon on October 10, 2009, 7:29 am
The one time I bypassed all the safety equipment, was an
evening when I needed a part that I didn't have, and the
stores were closed. The house was cold, so I changed a few
things, to be able to put some heat into the house. Not
proud of doing something that dangerous, but it was cold.
Sigh.
Thanks for the diet Coke. Here's best wishes, that your
flame sensor starts working again.
--
Christopher A. Young
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Thank you SM. I failed to mention that the furnace was
converted to LP when
installed. I can understand your reasoning on #2, people in
our society are
always looking for someone else to blame for their mistakes
and
shortcomings. Diet Coke it is!
in message
> 1.) Why am I going through flame sensors?
> SM: Might be some contaminant in the natural gas.
> 2.)How can I bypass the sensor to get a little heat in the
> house over the
> weekend? I will stay with the furnace while it's running
> to
> avoid
> catastrophe 8)
> SM: I've done that, but for liability reasons, I'm not
> going
> to tell how.
> 3.) Is a $25 aftermarket replacement equivalent to the $65
> Carrier
> replacement?
> SM: I doubt it.
> 4.) Anyone need cold beer? You could store it here for a
> few hours til I
> get this worked out.
> SM: That's a kind offer. Make mine diet Coke.
> Thank you very much for your help.
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> SM: Might be some contaminant in the natural gas.
> 2.)How can I bypass the sensor to get a little heat in the
> house over the
> weekend? I will stay with the furnace while it's running
> to
> avoid
> catastrophe 8)
> SM: I've done that, but for liability reasons, I'm not
> going
> to tell how.
> 3.) Is a $25 aftermarket replacement equivalent to the $65
> Carrier
> replacement?
> SM: I doubt it.
> 4.) Anyone need cold beer? You could store it here for a
> few hours til I
> get this worked out.
> SM: That's a kind offer. Make mine diet Coke.
> Thank you very much for your help.