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hey, ive just recently become a liscenced gas tech.
I had a call to check a furnace (Lennox High boy, 23 years old)
about a LOUD BANG that would happen. This occured (according to them) "not all the time, every now and then".
Checked the burners for ignition problems, flame spread and ignition FINE.
blower and furnace cycling seemed great. Furnace was still in good shape for an oldie.
I was told a possibility of this BANG could be the ductwork 'popping'.
from what the lady said the BANG that happens is very loud and scary but only seems to happen when the furnace kicks in and sometimes when at the end of its cycle.
I was there for a while turning the furnace on and off, waiting for this BIG BANG so itd be easier for me to locate exactly where its coming from..but didnt happen for me.
could it be the blower motor?
should i worry about the heat exchanger?
Whats my best bet?
anyone that can give me some advice, just in case i go back there?
I had a call to check a furnace (Lennox High boy, 23 years old)
about a LOUD BANG that would happen. This occured (according to them) "not all the time, every now and then".
Checked the burners for ignition problems, flame spread and ignition FINE.
blower and furnace cycling seemed great. Furnace was still in good shape for an oldie.
I was told a possibility of this BANG could be the ductwork 'popping'.
from what the lady said the BANG that happens is very loud and scary but only seems to happen when the furnace kicks in and sometimes when at the end of its cycle.
I was there for a while turning the furnace on and off, waiting for this BIG BANG so itd be easier for me to locate exactly where its coming from..but didnt happen for me.
could it be the blower motor?
should i worry about the heat exchanger?
Whats my best bet?
anyone that can give me some advice, just in case i go back there?