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Download (Telecharger) / Lire en ligne Residential furnace heat exchanger inspection mode d’emploi
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There are certain signs that your technician will notice and can show you as evidence of the heat exchanger problems: 1. Fire rollout and soot If for some reason your furnace shuts itself down and does not restart, that could mean that there is an overheating problem due to flame rolling out.
fileslib. Techniques and procedure instructions for residential furnace inspectors. Read more Previous page Print length 136 pages Language English Publisher KRP Enterprises Publication date January 1, 1993 ISBN-10 0963742426 ISBN-13 978-0963742421 See all details Next page $5.95/mo for the first 4 months
Problems With Heat Exchangers. A common problem with furnace heat exchangers is that they will fail at some point (known as ‘metal fatigue’). This occurs as the result of the metal walls constantly being heated (expanded) and cooled (contracted). It is the same effect as bending a paperclip back and forth — it will eventually break the metal.
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The furnace must be accessible for inspection, servicing, and replacement with an unobstructed passageway and solid continuous flooring at least 24 inches (609.9 mm) wide. If the furnace is located in the attic or underfloor crawlspace, the unobstructed passageway or opening should be at least 30 inches high by 22 inches wide, and the solid continuous flooring should be at least 24 inches wide and not more than 20 feet long. An opening for the furnace (such as an opening in an attic floor