Hi Joseph, hope you are having a nice day

On 13-Mar-05 At About 00:50:50, Joseph wrote to All
Subject: Furnace cycling

J From: "Joseph"

J "HvacTech2" wrote in message
J ...
Hi Joseph, hope you are having a nice day

On 12-Mar-05 At About 21:08:42, Joseph wrote to All Subject:
Furnace cycling

J From: "Joseph"

J "HvacTech2" wrote in message J
... Hi Steve, hope you
are having a nice day

On 13-Mar-05 At About 11:14:06, Steve B. wrote to All Subject:
Furnace cycling

SB From: Steve B.

SB On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 23:42:39 -0500, "Gary Stone"
wrote:

SB You know, I did just replaced the filter with one of those
SB pleated ones in lieu of the cheap fiberglass one that was in about
there SB a week ago. Stone

SB Take the pleated filter out and replace with the kind you used have
to SB and see if the problem goes away.

Judging by his description this will not fix the problem.

J If the system is cycling on high limit it is possibly an airflow
J problem. If the HO were to remove the filter and it works normally,
J the problem may not be solved but it would be identified,
J no?

if you read the original. by what he describes the burner doesn't run
long enough for the fan to even come on.

J I just reread the OP's posts and it seems clear to me that it is up
J and burning and the fan is running when it kicks out repeatedly with
J out cycling the fan. I may be miss-interpreting it though...

It is quite hard to try to troubleshoot over the net. That is why I usually
recommend a call to a local company. there just isn't any way to get a
correct answer when the person you are writing to doesn't understand the
terminology or correct operating sequence. I could be wrong be I thought he
said it cycled several times before the fan even came on.

-= HvacTech2 =-


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