The type you are referring to is the by-pass humidifier. Supply air is circulated through a container that usually has a water saturated filter media. They also have a misting or atomizing type humidifier that simply sprays a fine stream of water into the supply duct. After much contemplation, I on ...

Thanks JD. It's definitely begging for a grill now isn't it !?

Completed this 3 days ago. Believe it or not, it took 7 days :shock: to build this thing with my wife helping about half that time! Rest of the time I was solo. Thanks for the suggestions on the coupons again, the post office didn't hesitate handing me a couple at a time. Total cost for this was abo...

We have a double bowl acrylic sink in our home. It has a flat finish and we like ours with 1 caveat, you must keep a sink bottom protector in it. I think the only endearing quality about it though is that it is quiet and not tingy. That's our only dislike really about metal sinks though you can pay ...

I concur. Sequencer(s) sounds like the culprit.

Does the unit respond to the t-stat at all - HEAT/COOL or Fan ON/AUTO?

Were you able to get your unit running?
Since the capacitance you measured was within spec, did it turn out to be the fan motor itself?

I would recommend a product like this for you.

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It's probably vinyl over drywall.

Also: for peace of mind. I used a crimp fitting that has the plastic collar at the end where the factory terminals are all metal. Basically you're normal electrical connector. Any issues? I don't think there should be issues, but I would personally replace the connector again and solder it to the w...

Do you have your thermostat set very low at night when it comes on at 2-3am? Once the home/unit starts heating up is when the noise subsides? Turn the fan to ON at the thermostat and see if the noise happens without the heat being activated. Of course, it sounds like you need to be up at 2-3am to ch...

If you have a pet bird, I'd be afraid of the fumes killing it, but everyone else has given you good advice.

Did the screws just pull out? It should be as simple as installing longer ones.

Have you removed the furnace access panels to see if one is present?

Yes, the E2 is similar.
http://www.nordyne.com/Literature/359a.pdf

I'm sorry to hear about your ordeal. It is my understanding that an artesian well is one that flows to the surface under it's own pressure because of the force of the rock surrounding it. If this is the case for you, are you saying that the neighbors have a well that is flowing constantly onto the g...