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Cleaning a Carrier furnace wiz561@gmail.com 10-10-2009
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Posted by wiz561@gmail.com on October 10, 2009, 9:32 am


Hi!

I have a Performance 80 furnace from Carrier. I would like to clean
it out before the start of the winter. I was hoping somebody could
post some tips on how to vacuum it and where I should clean. I tried
looking around, and I couldn't find anything like how to clean a
carrier. When you call a tech in to checkup and clean the furnace,
what is it that they do?


Thanks!

Posted by Bob Villa on October 10, 2009, 10:10 am


> Hi!
> I have a Performance 80 furnace from Carrier. =A0I would like to clean
> it out before the start of the winter. =A0I was hoping somebody could
> post some tips on how to vacuum it and where I should clean. =A0I tried
> looking around, and I couldn't find anything like how to clean a
> carrier. =A0When you call a tech in to checkup and clean the furnace,
> what is it that they do?
> Thanks!

They spend more time writing the bill...than doing anything physically
to the furnace. Mostly safety checks (if they do their job correctly).

bob_v

Posted by Mike W. on October 10, 2009, 12:24 pm



> They spend more time writing the bill...than doing anything physically
> to the furnace. Mostly safety checks (if they do their job correctly).


Thanks for the info. I suppose I'll just vacuum it out and just not
bother with the checkup. :)

Posted by Bob Villa on October 10, 2009, 1:08 pm


> > They spend more time writing the bill...than doing anything physically
> > to the furnace. Mostly safety checks (if they do their job correctly).
> Thanks for the info. =A0I suppose I'll just vacuum it out and just not
> bother with the checkup. =A0:)

Check the squirrel cage motor for proper lube.

bob_v

Posted by Stormin Mormon on October 10, 2009, 9:47 pm


Squirrel lube, from the farm and garden supply?

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> wrote:
> > They spend more time writing the bill...than doing
> > anything physically
> > to the furnace. Mostly safety checks (if they do their
> > job correctly).
> Thanks for the info. I suppose I'll just vacuum it out and
> just not
> bother with the checkup. :)

Check the squirrel cage motor for proper lube.

bob_v



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