-15 degrees (below zero) Troubleshooting Furnace

[@furnacetech2581]

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[@wilcourtney7844]

Great video Jerome. You need to start wearing your cap and jacket that has your business logo on them.

[@bobwelch5056]

Well done sir. Now rest. Thanks for using your camera.

[@sirhc07]

Seeing you're service van sure makes me miss mine nothing could kill that thing only reason I got rid of mine was because it rotted away still purred like kitty when I junked it have a ram promaster now and it's a piece of garbage

[@furnacetech2581]

I love this van. Plus it’s AWD so I never get stuck in the snow!

[@sirhc07]

@@furnacetech2581 that's awesome I wish mine was

[@knightshift7296]

If I have to buy a snow sled as a hand truck, I'm moving!!! Lol

[@CHIBA280CRV]

Fantastic informative video . This is my first video I have seen of yours and I thank you for sharing..can you tell me the video equipment you are using , cause I did not see it in the description below , unless I just missed it.. I will check again,mid it is not p,ease let me know cause the camera appears to track you..

[@furnacetech2581]

I am using a GoPro 360 MAX. Here is a link for the specs: amzn.to/3cAwyNY

[@CHIBA280CRV]

@@furnacetech2581 wow that has to be the coolest GoPro yet ! I still have the hero 2 and 5 black.. lol 😂 thanks I will order one soon..

[@furnacetech2581]

@@CHIBA280CRV Just to give you heads up. The batteries do not last long. But, I can capture all the shots in 360 degrees. It definitely works best for me and for what I am trying to do!

[@CHIBA280CRV]

@@furnacetech2581 looks like I’ll need an extra battery. 👌

[@stevehullings704]

What kind of oil lines were they at the pump , some kind of flexible rubber, I've never seen them before, and also what part of the world are you working in ,I'm in nj ,been in the field 37 years, also that fuel was really clear, don't like lugging around GI cans

[@furnacetech2581]

We live in Alaska. These were rubber fuel lines. I do not install these types of fuel lines. It's just what the original installer installed. We use an arctic blend heating fuel. If we have a below ground fuel tank, we can use #2 fuel oil otherwise we will use #1 fuel oil above ground.

[@oilandfireguy1739]

It looked like a 2 pipe system but I didn't see a tiger loop and that line doesn't look like it runs back to the tank? Surprised air was tripping it out on a 2 pipes system

[@furnacetech2581]

This tank in this video was empty and was sucking air into the supply line causing it to trip out and not prove flame

[@furnacetech2581]

Thank you for watching and sharing!

[@makerofthenorth8948]

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[@furnacetech2581]

Thanks for watching

[@raymoran40]

Hope you get paid for that headache