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Posted by Zyp on January 6, 2008, 3:49 pm
Don Ocean wrote:
> Pete wrote:
>> On Sat, 05 Jan 2008 08:56:59 -0600, The Freon Cowboy wrote:
>>
>>> windy, weather ???????
>>
>> Interesting suggestion! It was quite windy when it failed yesterday,
>> and normally we don't get much.
>>
>> However, the winds were gusty and intermittent. Wouldn't you expect
>> the furnace to start as soon as the pressure in the vent was OK?
>> What happens is that the furnace sits with the vent blower running,
>> and it would stay that way forever if I didn't do something.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Pete
>
> condensation in the air tube.. Take it/them off and blow the itty
> bitty moisture out and things will be fine.. Dew point cause that. No
> real cure. Only happens in certain circumstances. Be sure there are
> no traps in the line.(low points)
Sometimes I find tiny spiders have made a mess in the tube. [This is
usually when it sits for the summer, and the first firing doesn't work.]
--
Zyp
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