Shutting off a furnace that is dumping flue gasses into the indoor air?
Since when is that a crook thing to do?

I'm sure there are some crooks out there, who shut off furnaces which are
repairable. Lets not paint all furnace shutoffs as "crook".

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"StoneD" wrote in message
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Warning.
If they shutdown and locked the system when they found the cracks in
the heat exchanger, then you are dealing with pure crooks. It is all
a ruse to make you buy a new system from them.

Never, never, never call them back and tell everyone you know to
never use that company of crooks again.

Now, if they ran the system and checked the heated rooms with a
carbon monoxide detector and it checked over the allowable limit, then
gave you some options on repairs, that is another story.

Stone











On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 21:59:41 GMT, "Frontier"
wrote:

Well, the repair people came out today and found a number of cracks in the
heat exchange. What was happinging was that one of the cracks was right by
the overheat switch/sensor and the heat escaping kept tripping it.

Thanks to all those who added comments.