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Posted by on December 1, 2006, 2:43 am
I'm definitely not trying to start any arguments here, pop. In fact,
I'm trying to uphold my own set of web ethics, which includes thanking
people promtply for offering help, so as to positively reinforce their
sharing of expertise with others over the web. I'm also trying to be
honest with people about the value of their contributions when I
believe they aren't helpful, but I'm not trying to be brutal, and I'm
not trying to create or harbor any grudges. The term "troll" is new to
me, but I may very well have been one at times elsewhere on the web -
but I'm not sure - I have to read the definition first! I've never
posted anything on this forum until a few days ago, and my furnace
really is busted. I'm very grateful for the information I've received
so far. I haven't fixed my furnace yet for budgeting reasons, but it
looks like I'll be callling a repairman early next week, unless I'm
very confident I can do it myself.
In the meantime, I'm all ears. I want to at least surprise the
repairman a bit by knowing something about his work. and no, I DON'T
KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THE USE OF A VOM, UNLESS a VOM is a volt meter, in
which case I have one, and I test my batteries with it all the time.
And I used it once when I changed out some electrical outlets for GFCI
outlets in my bathroom. What more information about the furnace can I
supply? I'm happy to do this.
Stormin Mormon wrote:
> No, I don't remember it.
>
> --
>
> Christopher A. Young
> You can't shout down a troll.
> You have to starve them.
> .
>
> Stormin, don't you recall this indentical post from last year? It's a
> repeat, word for word! Aimed at getting arguements going. eg. TROLL
>
> Pop`
>
>
> Stormin Mormon wrote:
> > * Bad wire to the thermostat
> >
> > * Hot surface ignitor not working properly
> >
> > * Flame sensor gone bad
> >
> > * Bad gas valve
> >
> > * Burners clogged
> >
> > * Safety limit switch tripped
> >
> > * Bad transformer
> >
> > * Fuse opened (possibly one on the circuit board)
> >
> > * Bad circuit board
> >
> > How about some more information. Are you familiar with the use of a
> > VOM?
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