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Furnace making loud grinding noise
Greetings,
I have a Lennox 80MGF furnace that is making loud noises from time to time. I first thought that the blower's ball bearings or something was bad and that the motor action is what was producing the loud noises. The noise happens only sometimes and is rather loud. After standing next to the furnace long enough for the sound to appear again, as it's intermittent, I now think that the noise is coming from a small box near the gas exhaust pipe near the wall where the pipe exits through the wall from the basement to outside. This little box looks has a flexible metal hose leading to the furnace. It also has a solid hard small pipe line leading to the top of the exhaust. I can't see where it exactly leads because it kind of dissappears into the wall. The box is pretty much square and has a small round thing on the side. My ignorant mind is making the wild guess that this box takes samples from the exhaust air, and determines that it does not like what it smells, and is sounding an alarm. I know I know, call in the gas guy. But I'd like to know a few things before the gas guy starts telling me things. If really needed, I could upload some digital pictures somewhere... |
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