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I know the feeling. We just replaced both our hot water heater, and furnace, not to mention had a new roof put on a few months ago.So nice waking up to a working furnace and hot water.
I know the feeling. We just replaced both our hot water heater, and furnace, not to mention had a new roof put on a few months ago.So nice waking up to a working furnace and hot water.
Ignitor? FYI the resistance across the ignitor should be about 40-90 ohms. If it’s more than that it’s breaking down and will cause intermittent ignition issues.today was a day that reinforced my habit of turning on the water for 30 seconds before dipping a toe in the running water to see if it's up to temp yet.
it wasn't.
what makes this worse is that my furnace runs off the hot water tank, too.
by 6, I had a functioning water heater - 6:30 PM, I was able to turn the furnace back on.
stupid thing is that the part that went bad was the first one I checked -- and it worked at that point, but completely failed when I broke down and called an HVAC tech to come take a look. I actually heard the ceramic crack on his hand.
he was cool about it, though - called the parts house and told them to expect me -- let me buy the parts at my cost and install it myself, so I only had to pay his base service call fee and not another hour++ and parts markup.
HessWhatcha looking at?
Sent him a pm. Dammit.You should jump on it at that price. I've heard that they are all but out of production now that the dad has retired. The son is only making 15-20 a year instead of per month.