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Re: Flame cycles on and off Bubba 02-03-2007
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Posted by Bubba on February 3, 2007, 9:12 am
On 03 Feb 2007 05:04:28 GMT, DANgER (danger@heat.com) wrote:

>LOL Bubba wrong again,
>
Yes you were WRONG, werent you DANgER?
You know damn good and well you thought that furnace had a single
flame sensor sitting over to the side of the burners all by itself. It
DOESNT and you were WRONG fuckhead. You couldnt diagnose a pilot that
wasnt lit. Go back outside and suck on the end of your tail pipe some
more.

>"I noticed that while the fan is on, the flame will go out for about 10
>seconds, then relight, then on for perhaps a minute, then out, etc."
>
>It's intermitant ignition. His "pilot burner" includes the electrode that
>both lights and senses flame. Like I said CLEAN IT!
>You can measure micro amps on that furnace by disconnecting the transformer
>ground and going in series with BRNR GRND terminal on the module.
>
>Sorry Duncan for not being more specific. It wasn't normal furnace behaviour.
>Chances are the module will fail next.

Oh CHRIST! "not normal behavior??" Here we go with another Canuck wild
ass guess. Time to change the module. Better change the gas valve too.
While you're at it, change the blower motor. Dont forget a stat. That
outta cover it the way the wild wonder from Canada "fixes" things.
Bubba
>
>-Canadian Heat

Posted by CJT on February 3, 2007, 1:09 pm
Bubba wrote:

> On 03 Feb 2007 05:04:28 GMT, DANgER (danger@heat.com) wrote:
>
>
>>LOL Bubba wrong again,
>>
>
> Yes you were WRONG, werent you DANgER?
> You know damn good and well you thought that furnace had a single
> flame sensor sitting over to the side of the burners all by itself. It
> DOESNT and you were WRONG fuckhead. You couldnt diagnose a pilot that
> wasnt lit. Go back outside and suck on the end of your tail pipe some
> more.
>
>
>>"I noticed that while the fan is on, the flame will go out for about 10
>>seconds, then relight, then on for perhaps a minute, then out, etc."
>>
>>It's intermitant ignition. His "pilot burner" includes the electrode that
>>both lights and senses flame. Like I said CLEAN IT!
>>You can measure micro amps on that furnace by disconnecting the transformer
>>ground and going in series with BRNR GRND terminal on the module.
>>
>>Sorry Duncan for not being more specific. It wasn't normal furnace behaviour.
>>Chances are the module will fail next.
>
>
> Oh CHRIST! "not normal behavior??" Here we go with another Canuck wild
> ass guess. Time to change the module. Better change the gas valve too.
> While you're at it, change the blower motor. Dont forget a stat.

As I recall, that was YOUR recommendation.

That
> outta cover it the way the wild wonder from Canada "fixes" things.
> Bubba
>
>>-Canadian Heat


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Posted by Bubba on February 3, 2007, 1:15 pm

>Bubba wrote:
>
>> On 03 Feb 2007 05:04:28 GMT, DANgER (danger@heat.com) wrote:
>>
>>
>>>LOL Bubba wrong again,
>>>
>>
>> Yes you were WRONG, werent you DANgER?
>> You know damn good and well you thought that furnace had a single
>> flame sensor sitting over to the side of the burners all by itself. It
>> DOESNT and you were WRONG fuckhead. You couldnt diagnose a pilot that
>> wasnt lit. Go back outside and suck on the end of your tail pipe some
>> more.
>>
>>
>>>"I noticed that while the fan is on, the flame will go out for about 10
>>>seconds, then relight, then on for perhaps a minute, then out, etc."
>>>
>>>It's intermitant ignition. His "pilot burner" includes the electrode that
>>>both lights and senses flame. Like I said CLEAN IT!
>>>You can measure micro amps on that furnace by disconnecting the transformer
>>>ground and going in series with BRNR GRND terminal on the module.
>>>
>>>Sorry Duncan for not being more specific. It wasn't normal furnace
behaviour.
>>>Chances are the module will fail next.
>>
>>
>> Oh CHRIST! "not normal behavior??" Here we go with another Canuck wild
>> ass guess. Time to change the module. Better change the gas valve too.
>> While you're at it, change the blower motor. Dont forget a stat.
>
>As I recall, that was YOUR recommendation.

..........and if you were bright enough to follow along closely CJT
you dipshit, you would recall that the dumb Canuck actually believes
and uses that procedure. I dont.
I can see you will need much help following along............
Bubba

>That
>> outta cover it the way the wild wonder from Canada "fixes" things.
>> Bubba
>>
>>>-Canadian Heat

Posted by CJT on February 3, 2007, 9:01 pm
Bubba wrote:

>
>
>>Bubba wrote:
>>
>>
>>>On 03 Feb 2007 05:04:28 GMT, DANgER (danger@heat.com) wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>LOL Bubba wrong again,
>>>>
>>>
>>>Yes you were WRONG, werent you DANgER?
>>>You know damn good and well you thought that furnace had a single
>>>flame sensor sitting over to the side of the burners all by itself. It
>>>DOESNT and you were WRONG fuckhead. You couldnt diagnose a pilot that
>>>wasnt lit. Go back outside and suck on the end of your tail pipe some
>>>more.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>"I noticed that while the fan is on, the flame will go out for about 10
>>>>seconds, then relight, then on for perhaps a minute, then out, etc."
>>>>
>>>>It's intermitant ignition. His "pilot burner" includes the electrode that
>>>>both lights and senses flame. Like I said CLEAN IT!
>>>>You can measure micro amps on that furnace by disconnecting the transformer
>>>>ground and going in series with BRNR GRND terminal on the module.
>>>>
>>>>Sorry Duncan for not being more specific. It wasn't normal furnace
behaviour.
>>>>Chances are the module will fail next.
>>>
>>>
>>>Oh CHRIST! "not normal behavior??" Here we go with another Canuck wild
>>>ass guess. Time to change the module. Better change the gas valve too.
>>>While you're at it, change the blower motor. Dont forget a stat.
>>
>>As I recall, that was YOUR recommendation.
>
>
> ..........and if you were bright enough to follow along closely CJT
> you dipshit, you would recall that the dumb Canuck actually believes
> and uses that procedure. I dont.
> I can see you will need much help following along............
> Bubba
>

Go back and read it yourself -- you seem forgetful.

>
>>That
>>
>>>outta cover it the way the wild wonder from Canada "fixes" things.
>>>Bubba
>>>
>>>
>>>>-Canadian Heat


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Posted by danger@heat.com on February 3, 2007, 10:32 pm
HAHAHA it's like arguing with a retard.

bubbs I have never seen you answer a question correctly. If I'm diagnosing a
problem over the internet obviously it's just a guess. If his pilot burner
was replaced, then it was because his electrode was dirty and not rectifing a
signal back to the module. I said clean the flame sensore...the sensor that
senses flame. I was right. It was your small mind that pictured a seperate
sensor opposite the electrode. SIGH I don't expect you to understand. Go
back to cleaning your furnaces and changing your fan belts. HAHA
I don't get you clowns...you don't ever help anyone, and just critize people
that try too. It's obvious your all jealous and incompetent. I don't care
what any of you so called pro's have to say. LOL

You guys have too much time on your hands...my l;ittle furnace cleaner fans :)


DANgER > all

btw bubbs > means GREATER THEN LOL

not on top!

:P

-Canadian Heat


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