This set up you have is a new one on me. I never saw anything like that in a ceiling before. I cannot imagine what it would actually do.

I have to log in any time I visit the site. I check the box to stay logged in but it must be not working. My machine works well on other sites with that option so I know my computer will accept the log in cookie. Whats up with this. Also still do not get mail telling me of new posts. I have set my s...

Our home furnaces are for the most part down flow style furnaces. In a basement situation you will need an up flow furnace. I would just layout a standard duct package for the basement and see if you can just use the holes in the floor for the registers that are existing to attach to. You might have...

There are no user serviceable/adjustable timers on the furnace. The circuit board operates as a event control switch. As each process passes the board allows the next process to happen working up to ignition. Since your furnace is operating there should be NO problem with the board. Have you checked...

our home furnaces are for the most part down flow. In a basement situation you will an up flow furnace. I would just layout a standard duct package for the basement and see if you can just use the holes in the floor for the registers that are existing to attach to. You might have to cut the hole big...

Unless you have both boards in front of you there is no way to tell the difference from here. The manufacturer made the boards different for some reason and more that likely it is a change of component used in the furnace that necessitated the board difference. I know you cannot sub one of those boa...

Woops. Greg would you move my answer also. Thank you.

((The original was aluminum 3 1/4" x 14" run on both haves )) You need to maintain the same number of main square inches of duct. You now have a total of 183 square inches of duct. That is both sides times two. Our homes are marginal at best on duct work supply for forced air furnaces. You...

Some mobile furnaces have a step gas valve. That is it opens for a few seconds at a lower pressure then it comes on full bore. It makes for a smooth proven light off of the main burner. My unit has this feature. When you say roll out what does this exactly mean. In the heat business roll out means t...

Take pics. This could be interesting.

Here you go.


http://www.nordyne.com/Literature/359a.pdf [/list]

Since your home is so new I would feel that you should still be under warranty. I also believe that something is wired incorrectly or there is a short in the low voltage wire system. The only way to tell about a short is to go looking for it but before you do I would put a in-line fuse in the line t...

I understand about money being tight but one thing to remember is that once you buy the home you will have a very hard time adding insulation at a later date. $ 3000.00 sounds like a lot for a upgrade but it will cost more that that if you try to do it after you buy. If you live in an extremely hot ...

I have a Coleman Model DGAT056BDD. The heat will not come on but the fan runs continuously. The AC works but again the fan won't turn off without turning off the AC. Have bypassed the thermostat with no success. This started right after lightning struck a tree behind the home, which also zapped my ...

You have just about covered everything but the 024-27666-000 Pressure Switch Also referred to as a combustion air switch or draft proving switch. It could be possible that this switch is sticking in the closed position once in a while allowing the burner to come on before the air is introduced to th...