Just need to vent...

Discussion in 'Fred's House of Pancakes' started by Mendel Leisk, Jul 6, 2022.

  1. hill

    hill High Fiber Member

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    Ooops -
    yea - thank you for the reminder. Last time I had to fiddle fart with a flame sensor was in an attic and all of its glorious fiberglass insulation. This house fortunately has a machine room with water heater, softener tank, discharge pump, the heater blower.
    Turns out my spare thermostat heater sensor was old/bad & should have just thrown it out.
    The idiocy of sticking these things in an area requiring use of my inspection mirror never ceases to amaze me (vent of the day) .

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    Found the condensation drain pretty plugged up as well - so, got that taken care of too. Anywho, all cleaned up ready to test.
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