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Posted by on January 20, 2007, 12:31 am
> First off bubba is an idiot. He charges $2000 to install a furnace HAHAHA
That is funny.... ($2000) he's too cheap! :-)
> probably why he spends his days on newsgroups, taking his pathetic life
out on
> everyone else. HAHAHA
> The most common service call I see after that model is installed is ABS
debris
> stuck in the condensate drain, preventing the pressure switch from
closing.
> Make sure you clean that venting after you make cuts. You can remove the
> white rubber fitting off the ventor motor, and clean our any blockages
there.
> Also if you not investing in a 2stage thermostat, put a jumper across W1
and
> W2, that will force 2nd stage operation after 10min of 1st stage
operation.
Why purchase a two-stage unit, then cripple it with a single stage
thermostat?
> I also recommend running the furnace fan continously with that furnace.
> Other then that, it's just a matter of transitioning your duct work.
> You chose a good furnace. Also electrical ground is key.
> What is the serial number...they've had some problems with the screws they
> used on the collectors, they actually cause cracks in the header, you will
> most likely experience no heat if that is the case.
> That's about all. Let me know how it goes!
Yep, that's all...
Forget about gas pressure, temperature rise, combustion testing, static
pressures, venting guidelines, codes, proper drainage, etc...
Just set it in there and use duct tape to connect everything.
> -Canadian Heat
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>LOL
>poor bubba wrong again!