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Trade: Residential/Light Commercial HVAC Install, service, Maintenance
Join Date: Dec 2009
Posts: 4
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Floor Furnace
I am not accustomed to repairing floor furnaces, but the customer is poor. Normally I just replace them. Anyways I replaced the thermocouple, pulled the burner assembly out and cleaned it out. I put it all back together and there is a weird problem. After the burner comes on, it will stay on for a while and then it go off all by itself. I need some old school advice here, like I said I normally work on new stuff. I looked in my schoolbooks for gas heating and didnt find my answer.
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Trade: Service/Installation
Join Date: May 2009
Posts: 600
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Re: Floor Furnace
Did you check the draft. may have a restriction in the vent that is not leaving it vent enough to maintain combustion air intake. And is causing it to choke itself out.
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