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Need Furnace Help ASAP in Broomfield
Anyone here know or work with heaters in the home? I need a reasonable HVAC in Broomfield. Thankfully it's not winter right? The heat kicks on and immediately kicks off.
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Same problem I had 2-3 times over 8 years in my home. The flame sensor gets crudded with carbon, needs a good cleaning. The guy I used was Finish Line heating and air conditioning. He is in littleton, reasonable rates.
I had to have my heater replaced in 2008 as the exchanger had a crack. He was super awesome working with me.
Last edited by Skully; 01-26-2013 at 15:36.
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Need Furnace Help ASAP in Broomfield
Yep. Sounds like a dirty flame sensor. I have to pull mine about once every couple of years and clean it off.
(Scott) hghclasswhittrash? is close, if not (Bryan)bryjcom can do
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Thanks guys! Got in there and it was dirty as hell. Cleaned it up and gently cleaned the sensor. Heats working like it did before. If it does it again I'll give someone a call but it seems good for now.
"I have a very strict gun control policy: if there's a gun around, I want to be in control of it."
- Clint Eastwood
Might get a new if that one is getting old http://www.arnoldservice.com/furnace_flame_sensors.htmOriginally Posted by Adawg38
Don't pick a fight with an old man. If he is too old to Fight, he'll just kill you.
And this thread is why I love this site so much. Family taking care of family.
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should call a local contractor and have them sell you a flame sensor so next time you don't get caught in the middle of a cold snap
Yeah I gotta get some one to look at mine. Carbon monoxide sensor went off so I have it shut down.
carbon monoxide detectors have a shelf life. If yours is old, it should be replaced. House hold chemicals can set off the detectors as well, that is why many manufactures recommend installing them away from bathrooms and kitchens. How old is the furnace? Any gas fired appliance has the ability to produce CO, so don't forget to have them check the fireplaces, and w/h.
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