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Old 02-26-2013, 10:56 AM   #16
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internal comfort product heater burner on and off every 10 secind


I ordered pressure switch and cleaned pressure switch line and after 2 days later I noticed same problem again. Then I found water in the pressure switch line again. Checked in the morning found water again. Induced fan is hot and there should not be any mositure in it. Tube is connected top part of the induced fan and pressure switch has only one line comming from the induced fan. 11 years old furnace with electronic filter system and humidifier. I would like to know what happened on my furnace and how to fix?

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Old 02-26-2013, 07:26 PM   #17
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internal comfort product heater burner on and off every 10 secind


Make sure the hose doesn't have a low spot in it on its path to the switch. next, look for a small hole at the port on the pressure switch. Make sure the hose is not covering it.

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