ImmortalSoFar
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- Jan 22, 2006
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I'm parking on people's yards at the moment (not the most level areas) and the furnace has an external switch which keeps turning off. It's labelled "No hand hold" and I'm guessing it's triggered by being on uneven ground. When it pops out, the furnace stops working instantly and pushing it back in gets her going for another 5 minutes or so.
After a freezing night here in Western Washington and numerous trips out into the rain, I finally used some electrical tape to shut the damned thing up. Is this a nannying safety feature or is there a valid reason for it to be there? I'm about to run a bypass on the switch - is there anything I need to know?
Thanks,
Mike.
After a freezing night here in Western Washington and numerous trips out into the rain, I finally used some electrical tape to shut the damned thing up. Is this a nannying safety feature or is there a valid reason for it to be there? I'm about to run a bypass on the switch - is there anything I need to know?
Thanks,
Mike.