Blower on Furnace
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Blower on Furnace
Does it have a thermostat? Does it have a circuit breaker? Is it wired for a blower? Is there a reset button somewhere on furnace for blower? Just some thoughts......welcome to the forum.....someoone should be able to answer this a lot better than me but thought I'd give a couple suggestions
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Does it have a thermostat? Does it have a circuit breaker? Is it wired for a blower? Is there a reset button somewhere on furnace for blower? Just some thoughts......welcome to the forum.....someoone should be able to answer this a lot better than me but thought I'd give a couple suggestions
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Blower on Furnace
The Furnace burner does light it is a Duo Therm 65920-022. I see 2 vents with ducts coming out of the furnace area. It has a thermostat just temp settings on it and it has been replaced. Im living in here full time first winter im up in the Sierra's just moved here from the Bay Area in Ca and it gets cold.
The Furnace burner does light it is a Duo Therm 65920-022. I see 2 vents with ducts coming out of the furnace area. It has a thermostat just temp settings on it and it has been replaced. Im living in here full time first winter im up in the Sierra's just moved here from the Bay Area in Ca and it gets cold.
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Blower on Furnace
The fan may not come on as soon as the furnace lights Have you allowed the furnace to burn for a few minutes to warm up so a limit switch can turn the fan on? Have you taken any covers off and actually seen the fan? If you can, reach in and give it a spin to see if it is free. Maybe a little well placed WD-40 is all you need.
The fan may not come on as soon as the furnace lights Have you allowed the furnace to burn for a few minutes to warm up so a limit switch can turn the fan on? Have you taken any covers off and actually seen the fan? If you can, reach in and give it a spin to see if it is free. Maybe a little well placed WD-40 is all you need.
Blower on Furnace
Andrew,
I rebuilt the same series, 65900, for my 76 prowler so drop me an email and let me know what steps you have taken so far so i don't repeat anything on you.
FYI- it does have a blower fan that is connected to the combustion fan and it does have an "inline" fuse just to the right of the gas valve, kinda on the wiring housing. It is all hard to describe in writing but I have pictures if some one can tell me how to post them in a message.
Andrew,
I rebuilt the same series, 65900, for my 76 prowler so drop me an email and let me know what steps you have taken so far so i don't repeat anything on you.
FYI- it does have a blower fan that is connected to the combustion fan and it does have an "inline" fuse just to the right of the gas valve, kinda on the wiring housing. It is all hard to describe in writing but I have pictures if some one can tell me how to post them in a message.
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http://groups.msn.com/HeyPlanchone/1978prowlertheswampthing.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=206
Let's see if this picture shows up.
sp
http://groups.msn.com/HeyPlanchone/1978prowlertheswampthing.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=206
Let's see if this picture shows up.
sp
Blower on Furnace
andrew,
i got your message. let me know what you find out. Another gentleman was asking about a fan switch in another model, that is why that is circled. i think that is the fan switch, with the ? by it. the drawings in the owners manual are vaugue and I'm not the best at following a wiring schematic.
sp
andrew,
i got your message. let me know what you find out. Another gentleman was asking about a fan switch in another model, that is why that is circled. i think that is the fan switch, with the ? by it. the drawings in the owners manual are vaugue and I'm not the best at following a wiring schematic.
sp