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Thanks for watching. That is a good way to think about it. That is why there are lots of similarities between furnaces and water heaters. We did a video on how water heaters work. It might be a good one to show to the newbies: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eK6Fg6l9x8icfo0.html

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Done and done. Now everyone gather around the heat register . . . "It was the night before Christmas, and the house was very cold. The furnace was not running, as it was getting very old. Jack went to his computer and with a smirk, he searched on KZfaq "how a furnace works". He learned that the flame sensor can get covered in silt, so he took out an emery cloth from his hilt. He polished the sensor until it was like new, reinstalled in the furnace and gave it attempt number 2. Success! The furnace proved a flame, the blower fan spins again and again. There was heat flowing through the vents, on this cold winter night. The flames in the furnace burned hot and very bright."

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Thanks for watching. Its always good to have a scheduled yearly check.

Thanks for watching. When it comes to relative humidity, the furnace inducer motor will draw fresh air into the burner. Insulating the furnace will not prevent moisture from the air from getting into the system. If you want additional control of the humidity inside your home, then you'll have to use a dehumidifier.

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Thanks for watching. If the furnace shuts down after only running for a minute then it could be an issue with the high limit switch. This can replaced in just a few minutes kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZtyRktqn3MyncnU.html but if you want someone to take a closer look then it never hurts getting a service call.

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We're glad that you found it helpful. You might be referring to a fresh air intake filter which is used in some homes. Since a furnace will take air from inside the home and move it outside, it will create negative pressure. To balance this pressure a fresh air intake is often used, and a filter can help keep that air free of dust.

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Thanks for watching we're glad that you found it helpful! If you haven't used the furnace in a while, a metallic smell might be from the motor bearings or another part that is starting to wear out. You can see how to access and replace the blower motor in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/armJa8-D0Z6shmQ.html It could also be the smell of plastic or rubber which can sometimes be similar. Hope this helps!

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Thanks for watching. In North America, the blower motor runs on 120V AC power. A vehicle battery would be providing DC power and would not work. You would need an inverter and a large battery capable of providing enough power. The cost of this would be quite high. For outages, many people use small mobile propane heaters (which need to be used in a well ventilated area)

Hi Shelly, thank you for watching, we're glad you found the video helpful! First of all excessive soot is a sign of incomplete combustion, so make sure that you have a carbon monoxide detector installed. Overall a buildup of carbon on the burners can cause poor combustion. The flames should be yellow and not blue. You can see how to clean in this video we created: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z82Zg6-jtMi9kmg.html

@@AmreSupply Thanks for the reply. The pilot burns a yellow flame, the burner does to. The flu gets full of soot. The guy that owns this place doesn't take care of it. They put a new line in on the furnace because water heater was faulty and it was replaced, they is probably about 30 years old. I cleaned out most of the soot, and filter was black. The fan was full of dirt. I recleaned it , not it blows a good breeze. You can smell the soot when it gets hot. The gas man when I had the gas turn said it should burn a blue flame not yellow. The guy that owns this place is too cheap to have it fixed up. I'll just have to do what to make it less sooty and whatever. I think it gets in the air.

It is definitely frustrating when the place is not maintained properly by the owner. As long as that flame is yellow then its still burning dirty, so a cleaning of the burners would help. Now if there is soot on the blower then that means there might be a crack in the heat exchanger but that is hard to determine without professional tools. Just make sure to have a carbon monoxide monitor in the area as it seems like there could be carbon monoxide issues in your case.

@@AmreSupply I believe it is a 30 year old furnace. I looked on the filter instructions and it said 1980. So it hasn't been cleaned in 35 years probably . It won't heat very well either. It about 73 degrees most of the time. It runs almost constantly. I believe he knows that there is something wrong but he waits till it falls apart before he wants to do anything. I'll have to work with it. Any suggestions about the soot. I have been here 2 years nearly, and that was the first thing I checked out.

Giving the furnace and the burners a thorough cleaning will definitely help so its the first place to start.

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Hi Danny, thank you for watching. Essential oils are a inexpensive and safe way to give a pleasant scent around the home especially when compared to some commercial air fresheners which are a mix of a bunch of chemicals. Add a few drops on the filter to start, and add more if the scent needs to be stronger. Smart thermostats can be helpful for people who want additional control over their furnace or WIFI connectivity. If you want to save money, even a basic digital thermostat like this can be programed to have lower temperatures during the day or evening to save energy: www.amresupply.com/catalog/Digital-Thermostats-HT7H?prices=50.0099.99 If you want to learn a little more about thermostat features here's a video we made: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hLVlmtiUmNzKhmQ.html

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Thanks for watching, we're glad that you found it helpful. All parts can be found here: www.amresupply.com/catalog/650036 As for the gas valves, unlike ignitors and motors this is not something we have repair videos on. If you think the gas valve needs to be replaced then it would be best to call a technician.

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Thanks for watching. You can see all the water heater parts that we sell here: www.amresupply.com/catalog/Hot-Water-Tank-Repair-Parts-647764

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Thanks for watching. This is something that is shown at 1:20 we didn't go into as much detail on the secondary heat exchanger more than the basics but we do mention that it increases the efficiency due to condensation.

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Thanks for watching. Is it louder than it normally is, or has it always been that way? Some furnaces have multiple speeds and in some cases this can be adjusted.

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Thank you for watching. Yes an old furnace can aggravate allergies but regularly changing the air filter can help as the filters can buildup with dust and allergens. If the allergies are really bad it might make sense to get the ducts professionally cleaned as there might be a lot of dust in the ducts. We have a video on the furnace filters that you might find helpful: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nqyPaZCpnbi2YIk.html Now if you find these videos helpful and want to support the channel you can simply like, share or even subscribe as every little bit helps.

@@AmreSupply Thanks for your reply. I've tried duct cleaning twice. It's an 28 years old furnace, so it has very old fashion filter, however it's heating function is very good,.I'm only concern about the respiratory tract allergies, which only aggravates when furnace is running in winter time.

@@thestylesworld The allergies are like aggravated during the winter since the furnace is circulating more of the air (and allergens) around your home. Even if the filter is an older style, you should be able to find a replacement. Once a filter becomes dirty it becomes ineffective at trapping particles from the air, so its essential to replace the filter every 6 months if you are trying to improve the quality of the air in your home. If not then the allergens will just be circulated every time the furnace runs. There are some additional things you can do to reduce the allergens in your home. Vacuum regularly, change bed sheets and towels regularly, and if possibly replace carpets with wood flooring. This can reduce places for allergens to be trapped as wood floors are easier to clean deeply. As well you can always try a portable air filter like these, just try to get a HEPA filter and replace it frequently based on what the manual says www.amresupply.com/catalog/Complete-Units-HQ6S

Thanks for watching. If you smell sulfur then its a more serious concern. Natural gas does not have an odour, so a harmless chemical is added so that gas leaks can be easily detected. This added chemical smells like rotten eggs or sulfur. In this case you'll want to shut off the gas valve and call a professional to do an inspection. Now musty or damp smells are a difference scenario and usually result from moisture inside the furnace or in the ducts. Smells in the water heater can be a result of the certain bacteria breaking down minerals inside the tank. A tank flush might help and you can learn more here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ntGSnJVltrDMdKs.html

Thanks for watching. The opening of the gas valve & power to the hot surface ignitor will be timed by the control board only after the pressure switch verifies that the combustion airflow is good. There is no specific sensor that monitors the gas. The flame sensor will detect if the flames ignite and stay lit, so low gas pressure could be detected indirectly here. To test gas pressure and test the gas valve it's best to contact an HVAC company.

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Thanks for watching. The fresh air intake vent is definitely an improvement as the air is taken from outside rather than from the home. In some models this will be completely sealed, in others the burners are still exposed. In either case the air is drawn in from outside the home so it mitigates issues that would normally occur with an atmospheric vent.

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Thanks for watching, the temperature of a standard furnace is often between 140 degrees F and 170 degrees F. A high efficiency furnace can be a little less at around 110°F-140°F.

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