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Anyone know what this part is?

On Fri, 29 Jan 2010 18:24:24 -0800 (PST), Nicko
wrote:

But I know someone here will know how to answer this:

What is this whirlygig thingie in my furnace? It spins around and
makes a whistling sound while the furnace is firing up, then shuts
itself off and sits idle until the next cycle.

Apparently someone else in my building seemed to think it was useless,
and tore it off of their furnace because of the whistling sound,
because I saw an identical part that had been broken off a furnace and
tossed into the alley behind our building.

http://www.kriho.com/arandomk/whirly...er-thingie.jpg

Apparently this is part of an "inducer motor" and I fear for the
health of whomever tore this piece off of their furnace and threw it
away.
.
What is it inducing? The air current through the exhaust, or the air
current through the venturi?

Also, is there any sort of schedule that is recommended or mandated
for inspection of flues? (I live in a rented apartment in Cicero,
IL).

If someone could direct me to the correct NG I would be grateful.

G. Morgan wrote:
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Anyone know what this part is?

On Fri, 29 Jan 2010 18:24:24 -0800 (PST), Nicko
wrote:

But I know someone here will know how to answer this:

What is this whirlygig thingie in my furnace? It spins around and
makes a whistling sound while the furnace is firing up, then shuts
itself off and sits idle until the next cycle.

Apparently someone else in my building seemed to think it was useless,
and tore it off of their furnace because of the whistling sound,
because I saw an identical part that had been broken off a furnace and
tossed into the alley behind our building.

http://www.kriho.com/arandomk/whirly...er-thingie.jpg

Apparently this is part of an "inducer motor" and I fear for the
health of whomever tore this piece off of their furnace and threw it
away.
.
What is it inducing? The air current through the exhaust, or the air
current through the venturi?

Also, is there any sort of schedule that is recommended or mandated
for inspection of flues? (I live in a rented apartment in Cicero,
IL).

If someone could direct me to the correct NG I would be grateful.

The plastic wheel is the cooling fan for the draft inducer motor.
Removing it won't let any CO into the home, it will only shorten
the life of the draft inducer motor. If the motor dies, the furnace
will cease to function.

TDD

On Jan 30, 6:11*am, The Daring Dufas
wrote:
G. Morgan wrote:
[x-posted to a.h.r]

Anyone know what this part is?

On Fri, 29 Jan 2010 18:24:24 -0800 (PST), Nicko
wrote:

But I know someone here will know how to answer this:

What is this whirlygig thingie in my furnace? *It spins around and
makes a whistling sound while the furnace is firing up, then shuts
itself off and sits idle until the next cycle.

Apparently someone else in my building seemed to think it was useless,
and tore it off of their furnace because of the whistling sound,
because I saw an identical part that had been broken off a furnace and
tossed into the alley behind our building.

http://www.kriho.com/arandomk/whirly...er-thingie.jpg

Apparently this is part of an "inducer motor" and I fear for the
health of whomever tore this piece off of their furnace and threw it
away.
.
What is it inducing? *The air current through the exhaust, or the air
current through the venturi?

Also, is there any sort of schedule that is recommended or mandated
for inspection of flues? *(I live in a rented apartment in Cicero,
IL).

If someone could direct me to the correct NG I would be grateful.

The plastic wheel is the cooling fan for the draft inducer motor.
Removing it won't let any CO into the home, it will only shorten
the life of the draft inducer motor. If the motor dies, the furnace
will cease to function.

TDD

it allows proper air gas mixture so pilot lights evenly upon ignition
removal can result in flash back C0 build up etc.
and furnace safety will kick out . you could end up very dead if this
part is fooled with.

Please do not put a carat at the front of a URL, makes the
URL unclickable.

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Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
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"G. Morgan" wrote in message
...
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Anyone know what this part is?

On Fri, 29 Jan 2010 18:24:24 -0800 (PST), Nicko
wrote:

But I know someone here will know how to answer this:

What is this whirlygig thingie in my furnace? It spins
around and
makes a whistling sound while the furnace is firing up,
then shuts
itself off and sits idle until the next cycle.

Apparently someone else in my building seemed to think it
was useless,
and tore it off of their furnace because of the whistling
sound,
because I saw an identical part that had been broken off a
furnace and
tossed into the alley behind our building.

http://www.kriho.com/arandomk/whirly...er-thingie.jpg

Apparently this is part of an "inducer motor" and I fear
for the
health of whomever tore this piece off of their furnace and
threw it
away.
.
What is it inducing? The air current through the exhaust,
or the air
current through the venturi?

Also, is there any sort of schedule that is recommended or
mandated
for inspection of flues? (I live in a rented apartment in
Cicero,
IL).

If someone could direct me to the correct NG I would be
grateful.

I'll separate the URL, so it will be clickable.

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
..


"G. Morgan" wrote in message
...
[x-posted to a.h.r]

Anyone know what this part is?

On Fri, 29 Jan 2010 18:24:24 -0800 (PST), Nicko
wrote:

But I know someone here will know how to answer this:

What is this whirlygig thingie in my furnace? It spins
around and
makes a whistling sound while the furnace is firing up,
then shuts
itself off and sits idle until the next cycle.

Apparently someone else in my building seemed to think it
was useless,
and tore it off of their furnace because of the whistling
sound,
because I saw an identical part that had been broken off a
furnace and
tossed into the alley behind our building.


http://www.kriho.com/arandomk/whirly...er-thingie.jpg

Apparently this is part of an "inducer motor" and I fear
for the
health of whomever tore this piece off of their furnace and
threw it
away.
.
What is it inducing? The air current through the exhaust,
or the air
current through the venturi?

Also, is there any sort of schedule that is recommended or
mandated
for inspection of flues? (I live in a rented apartment in
Cicero,
IL).

If someone could direct me to the correct NG I would be
grateful.

In article , "Stormin Mormon" wrote:
Please do not put a carat at the front of a URL, makes the
URL unclickable.

Get a better newsreader, Chris.

On Sat, 30 Jan 2010 10:07:14 -0500, "Stormin Mormon"
wrote:

Please do not put a carat at the front of a URL, makes the
URL unclickable.


X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2900.5843
^^^^^^^^^^^

There's your problem. Works fine in a real newsreader. And it's not
a carat, it's a greater than sign... meaning the text was quoted.

nick markowitz wrote:
On Jan 30, 6:11 am, The Daring Dufas
wrote:
G. Morgan wrote:
[x-posted to a.h.r]
Anyone know what this part is?
On Fri, 29 Jan 2010 18:24:24 -0800 (PST), Nicko
wrote:
But I know someone here will know how to answer this:
What is this whirlygig thingie in my furnace? It spins around and
makes a whistling sound while the furnace is firing up, then shuts
itself off and sits idle until the next cycle.
Apparently someone else in my building seemed to think it was useless,
and tore it off of their furnace because of the whistling sound,
because I saw an identical part that had been broken off a furnace and
tossed into the alley behind our building.
http://www.kriho.com/arandomk/whirly...er-thingie.jpg
Apparently this is part of an "inducer motor" and I fear for the
health of whomever tore this piece off of their furnace and threw it
away.
.
What is it inducing? The air current through the exhaust, or the air
current through the venturi?
Also, is there any sort of schedule that is recommended or mandated
for inspection of flues? (I live in a rented apartment in Cicero,
IL).
If someone could direct me to the correct NG I would be grateful.
The plastic wheel is the cooling fan for the draft inducer motor.
Removing it won't let any CO into the home, it will only shorten
the life of the draft inducer motor. If the motor dies, the furnace
will cease to function.

TDD

it allows proper air gas mixture so pilot lights evenly upon ignition
removal can result in flash back C0 build up etc.
and furnace safety will kick out . you could end up very dead if this
part is fooled with.

I doubt that very seriously. If the draft inducer fails to run, the
gas valve will not turn on. That is only one type of draft inducer
motor. Others have a centrifugal switch in the end cap which acts as
an additional safety. The type furnace in the picture uses an air
prove switch which detects the existence or lack of air flow through
the draft and burner assembly. No air flow, no gas.

TDD

On 10-01-30 8:07 AM, in article ,
"Stormin Mormon" wrote:

Please do not put a carat at the front of a URL, makes the
URL unclickable.

Or you could try this thing called copy and paste
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"Stormin Mormon" wrote in message
...
Please do not put a carat at the front of a URL, makes the
URL unclickable.

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org

What is it about God botherers that cause them to be so anal.
Its not even a caret, let alone a carat.

Doug

Doug wrote:
"Stormin Mormon" wrote in message
...
Please do not put a carat at the front of a URL, makes the
URL unclickable.

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org

What is it about God botherers that cause them to be so anal.
Its not even a caret, let alone a carat.

Doug




With some mail programs/readers, it DOES make them survive line-wrap,
however. That is how the custom got started.

--
aem sends....

On 1/30/2010 7:24 AM Doug Miller spake thus:

In article , "Stormin
Mormon" wrote:

Please do not put a carat at the front of a URL, makes the URL
unclickable.

Get a better newsreader, Chris.

Really.

We've been over this before many times. Outhouse Express just doesn't
cut it.

That link was perfectly clickable in my newsreader (Mozilla
Thunderbird), as I suspect it is in 99% of other newsreaders apart from OE.

Plus your messages still come though with everything below your replies
(which are top-posted) as part of your sig, meaning they do not appear
in the composition window when one replies to one of your messages.

I know you've made excuses for this in the past, but clearly you're the
odd man out here, not the rest of us.

You might want to consider switching to something else.


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On 1/30/2010 2:52 PM aemeijers spake thus:

Doug wrote:

"Stormin Mormon" wrote in message
...

Please do not put a carat at the front of a URL, makes the
URL unclickable.

What is it about God botherers that cause them to be so anal.
Its not even a caret, let alone a carat.

With some mail programs/readers, it DOES make them survive line-wrap,
however. That is how the custom got started.

The days when one had to "protect" a URL from being munged or mangled by
a brain-damaged news or mail client are, for the most part, over. (Well,
except for those like Stormin who choose to use OE.) That
enclosing-the-URL-in-angle-brackets thing is pretty silly anymore.


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You were wrong, and I'm man enough to admit it.

- a Usenet "apology"

On Jan 30, 5:20*pm, "Doug" wrote:
"Stormin Mormon" wrote in message

...

Please do not put a carat at the front of a URL, makes the
URL unclickable.

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
*www.lds.org

What is it about God botherers that cause them to be so anal.
Its not even a caret, let alone a carat.

Doug

When I visit Jesus in Utah I will ask him.
All offense intended to you scumbag, kiddie humping Mormons.

On Jan 30, 4:16*am, G. Morgan wrote:
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Anyone know what this part is?

How can you be concerned about what that part is when we're being
invaded by these ignorant MoeMoes from Utah?
Yeah some hillbilly was talking to Jesus in Utah way back when and
Jesus gave him the okie dokie to marry multiple times and to use kids
as his personal pork pie.
MoeMoes are no different than Moose Lambs.

I'll let you know if I get answer to my prayer.

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
..


"Doug" wrote in message
...




What is it about God botherers that cause them to be so
anal.
Its not even a caret, let alone a carat.

Doug

What if he didn't want to make it clickable? Some
believe in the Mormon faith. Others don't. It's
the same with me and my fiath. Don't sweat it.

--

Regards,
Robert

On 1/31/2010 2:28 AM DanG spake thus:

I rather think NOT.

So now you're stooping to using sock puppets? Why?

Your posts are so easy to spot: top-posted text, your sig, then
everything else (including any quoted text) below it, guaranteeing it
won't be included in a reply. Badly formatted, in other words.


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I rather think NOT.

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"David Nebenzahl" wrote in message
.com...
On 1/30/2010 7:24 AM Doug Miller spake thus:

In article , "Stormin
Mormon" wrote:

Please do not put a carat at the front of a URL, makes the URL
unclickable.

Get a better newsreader, Chris.

Really.

We've been over this before many times. Outhouse Express just
doesn't cut it.

That link was perfectly clickable in my newsreader (Mozilla
Thunderbird), as I suspect it is in 99% of other newsreaders
apart from OE.

Plus your messages still come though with everything below your
replies (which are top-posted) as part of your sig, meaning they
do not appear in the composition window when one replies to one
of your messages.

I know you've made excuses for this in the past, but clearly
you're the odd man out here, not the rest of us.

You might want to consider switching to something else.


--
You were wrong, and I'm man enough to admit it.

- a Usenet "apology"

On Sat, 30 Jan 2010 15:45:38 -0800 (PST), Spellcheck Patrol
wrote:

On Jan 30, 4:16*am, G. Morgan wrote:
[x-posted to a.h.r]

Anyone know what this part is?

How can you be concerned about what that part is when we're being
invaded by these ignorant MoeMoes from Utah?

Only one MoeMoe, they don't die... they multiply, or use lots of sock
puppets.

That myterious part (that no one can agree to it's usefulness), may
need Divine Explanation for we mere mortals.



Yeah some hillbilly was talking to Jesus in Utah way back when and
Jesus gave him the okie dokie to marry multiple times and to use kids
as his personal pork pie.

As I understand it they always have one individual with a personal
"hot-line" to Jesus.* The current "profit" --- (pun intended), is a
guy named Tom. Imagine that!

MoeMoes are no different than Moose Lambs.

You'll have to tell me what a Moose Lamb is. Do they manufacture
alarm panels?


*According to the LDS Church's Doctrine and Covenants, the President
of the Church is the only man empowered to receive revelation for the
entire church and to clarify doctrine.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/President_of_the_Church

G. Morgan wrote:
On Sat, 30 Jan 2010 15:45:38 -0800 (PST), Spellcheck Patrol
wrote:

On Jan 30, 4:16 am, G. Morgan wrote:
[x-posted to a.h.r]

Anyone know what this part is?
How can you be concerned about what that part is when we're being
invaded by these ignorant MoeMoes from Utah?

Only one MoeMoe, they don't die... they multiply, or use lots of sock
puppets.

That myterious part (that no one can agree to it's usefulness), may
need Divine Explanation for we mere mortals.



Yeah some hillbilly was talking to Jesus in Utah way back when and
Jesus gave him the okie dokie to marry multiple times and to use kids
as his personal pork pie.

As I understand it they always have one individual with a personal
"hot-line" to Jesus.* The current "profit" --- (pun intended), is a
guy named Tom. Imagine that!

MoeMoes are no different than Moose Lambs.

You'll have to tell me what a Moose Lamb is. Do they manufacture
alarm panels?

I assume that he meant Muslim, and you're showing your age, when was the
last time a new Moose panel was sold?

nate

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replace "roosters" with "cox" to reply.
http://members.cox.net/njnagel

On Jan 31, 9:57*am, Nate Nagel wrote:
G. Morgan wrote:
On Sat, 30 Jan 2010 15:45:38 -0800 (PST), Spellcheck Patrol
wrote:

On Jan 30, 4:16 am, G. Morgan wrote:
[x-posted to a.h.r]

Anyone know what this part is?
How can you be concerned about what that part is when we're being
invaded by these ignorant MoeMoes from Utah?

Only one MoeMoe, they don't die... they multiply, or use lots of sock
puppets.

That myterious part (that no one can agree to it's usefulness), may
need Divine Explanation for we mere mortals.

Yeah some hillbilly was talking to Jesus in Utah way back when and
Jesus gave him the okie dokie to marry multiple times and to use kids
as his personal pork pie.

As I understand it they always have one individual with a personal
"hot-line" to Jesus.* * The current "profit" --- (pun intended), is a
guy named Tom. *Imagine that!

MoeMoes are no different than Moose Lambs.

You'll have to tell me what a Moose Lamb is. *Do they manufacture
alarm panels?

I assume that he meant Muslim,

Correct. Moose Lambs are salami makers.
I salami maker
maker of salami am I

and you're showing your age, when was the
last time a new Moose panel was sold?

Last time Jack Stevens received his allowance

On Jan 31, 9:31*am, G. Morgan wrote:
On Sat, 30 Jan 2010 15:45:38 -0800 (PST), Spellcheck Patrol

wrote:
On Jan 30, 4:16 am, G. Morgan wrote:
[x-posted to a.h.r]

Anyone know what this part is?

How can you be concerned about what that part is when we're being
invaded by these ignorant MoeMoes from Utah?

Only one MoeMoe, they don't die... they multiply, or use lots of sock
puppets.

Kind of similar to their use of wives?

That myterious part (that no one can agree to it's usefulness), may
need Divine Explanation for we mere mortals.

Divine Intervention can only be found in Provo, Utah

Yeah some hillbilly was talking to Jesus in Utah way back when and
Jesus gave him the okie dokie to marry multiple times and to use kids
as his personal pork pie.

As I understand it they always have one individual with a personal
"hot-line" to Jesus.* * The current "profit" --- (pun intended), is a
guy named Tom. *Imagine that!

I'm just upset I didn't com up with the idea of claiming to have
Jesus' phone number first.
Search Benny Hinn's greatest knockouts on YouTube.
Also watch his service set to the tune of Let the bodies hit the
floor.

MoeMoes are no different than Moose Lambs.

You'll have to tell me what a Moose Lamb is. *Do they manufacture
alarm panels?

Camel jockeys

*According to the LDS Church's Doctrine and Covenants, the President
of the Church is the only man empowered to receive revelation for the
entire church and to clarify doctrine.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/President_of_the_Church

He also gets first crack at kid's crack

Stormin Mormon wrote:
I'll let you know if I get answer to my prayer.


Will the answer be found in the obituaries? ;-)

On Jan 31, 8:57*am, Nate Nagel wrote:

I assume that he meant Muslim, and you're showing your age, when was the
last time a new Moose panel was sold?

nate


One could say the Elk M1 is a new Moose panel

Naah, I'll post it here.

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"Tony" wrote in message
...
Stormin Mormon wrote:
I'll let you know if I get answer to my prayer.


Will the answer be found in the obituaries? ;-)

The answer is 42.

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Learn more about Jesus
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"Stormin Mormon" wrote
in message ...
Naah, I'll post it here.

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"Tony" wrote in message
...
Stormin Mormon wrote:
I'll let you know if I get answer to my prayer.


Will the answer be found in the obituaries? ;-)

On 1/31/2010 2:23 PM Stormin Mormon spake thus:

The answer is 42.

It always is.


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