Limit switch keeps turning furnace off
Andrew
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Comments (8)I would not turn off the power, this will get attention for sure but will start a war. they will begin to do it to you if they can or do other things. they can continue to slander you, do things to your car and other property and could assault you. You did not say if this was in a complex or a building owned by an independent landlord. if its a complex take th problem to the managers office. put it in writing too. tell them what you are dealing with. if you just have a landlord call him up and talk to him the same as you would a property manager, also send a letter. from then on every time they break the noise ordinance call the police to start a file going to show what is going on. I think that if you asked your neighbors to keep it down and they refuse still to and call you names doing so again is a waste of time just call the police and report it, don't confront them anymore doing so will make it worse....See MoreGas Fireplace keeps turning OFF
Comments (1)The gas also seems loud to me. Assuming the link tool below works, what do you think? Yes, there is sound, and yes you have to turn the volume up a bit to hear what I am saying. Here is a link that might be useful: Gas Fireplace Sound...See Morehow to wire a limit switch to a wood furnace fan
Comments (3)If the fan includes a low volt ( 12 to 30 volts ) control circuit. Cut one low volt wire. Connect each cut end to one each switch wire. If everthing is 120v with no low volt circuit,cut white fan wire and connect same as above. Both ways do the same thing but interupting low voltage is always preferable when given a choice. "FAN LIMIT SWITCH" normaly turns fuel off to prevent meltdown in the event blower motor fails. Is yours intended to shut off air to smother fire?...See MoreFurnace fan will not turn off
Comments (2)The characteristics you describe point to the fan control relay. The thermostat could be bad but I think it is the fan center. A good repair company will have them on the truck. Depending on how old your unit is, you might have a unit with a control board which could have a problem....See Moremike_home
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