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From: bobw@NCoast.ORG (Bob Weinberg)
Newsgroups: misc.consumers.house,sci.electronics
Subject: Re: Central Heating problem
Keywords: furnace, ignition
Message-ID: <1989Nov11.035629.9358@NCoast.ORG>
Date: 11 Nov 89 03:56:29 GMT
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Reply-To: bobw@ncoast.ORG (Bob Weinberg)
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{someone complaining about being cold ... no heat}

My company is a major manufacturer of controls for the HVAC market.
I didn't see the posting on this subject, but can possibly help you
with your problem. The first thing I must warn you about, is that
you should *NEVER* try to repair any component of the gas ignition
or temperature limiting system of a furnace. 

The standards to which the controls must be designed and
tested are very stringent to protect consumers, and if you mess
with the equipment, you are taking a big risk.

We design and manufacturer combustion air flow proving switches for
the high effeciency gas heating furnaces, and also microprocessor
control systems which interconnect to all the valves and sensors in
the furnace.

If the originator of the posting would contact me, I'll try to help.
Meantime, call a licensed heating cooling contractor.


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Robert L. Weinberg                   ...decvax!cwjcc!ncoast!bobw
Tridelta Industries, Inc.             ...decvax!cwjcc!ncoast!tdi2!bobw
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