gas furnace no heat call

[@gantmj]

My grandmother's heat went out at night in 15 degree weather, and your Taco valve video helped me hotwire the system until I could replace the piston half of it (which I now know I can do myself and save her some money). Your videos are much appreciated.

[@realSamAndrew]

I don't know if you will see this, but which taco valve video? I would like to see it.

[@wurlitzergroup]

Three years ago your videos helped me fix a Beckett oil fired furnace. It's still rocking. Happy New Year to you and Miss Molly the Chihuahua.

[@commonsense3673]

I had the same problem with my unit and it turned out to be just a bad connection on the gas valve ! I only noticed it because I happen to have opened it up just in time for the gas valve to open and I could see ever so lightly a very tiny spark ! Who would've guessed it ! I guess all the vibration over the past 12 years it finally came loose ( that and the fact that everyone had been inside it to clean it up and keep it running ! Good Job ! Seems like you have been getting a lot of easier jobs lately ! God Bless and drive safe !

[@Eddy63]

I speak Turkey to ... You told em about Value Testers ... Lol ... If it gets any colder , you'll have to wear a long sleeve shirt ... Good little vid ...

[@RockoRocko-rz7kx]

U gotta check flame rectification. Got a be more the 2dcma. Or off on limit due to plugged filter

[@TheReelGonz]

Wondering if the furnace is sharing the circuit with some other appliance of some sort and caused the breaker to trip.

[@brianellsworth4767]

I had one where the pressure switch would build condensation when the attic got cold. It took two trips to find it .

[@HVACinSC]

Wonder why they used that down flow Bryant in a horizontal application? Weird.

[@Elon_Trump]

I was just wondering the same thing. I was thinking maybe to save some money.

[@brianellsworth4767]

@@Elon_Trump Down flow furnaces cost more unless they had one just sitting around.

[@RG_sssSMOKING]

Well done Steven. Always good to take the morning drive with you to the job site, second cup of coffee in hand. Would never thought I'd see wild Turkeys in someone's front yard. Keep them coming. You guys had any snow up your way?

[@robertsitch1415]

Quite something seeing a Canadian made vent stack on a furnace in Massachusetts.

[@VinylToVideo]

At least it's not Chinese.

[@rocketrider1405]

ya, the Toronto area

[@Fireship1]

Nice job Steve.

[@dburto13]

Nice work Steve!

[@WeatherNut27]

"Bah Bah" Ms Molly will learn that Turkey call one day. And here comes the Cold Vortex again end of this week.. Stay safe and warm Steve.

[@donnierobertson3088]

Good work

[@Elon_Trump]

I always start with cleaning the flame sensor and blow out the pressure switch

[@brianellsworth4767]

Make sure you tell her not to reset the unit. The error code might help next time. Well sometimes.

[@stifflers69mom1]

Brian Ellsworth Steve don’t need no stinkin codes .....you don’t think this guys gonna figure it out your nuts .....Steve’s the man don’t forget it....OOHHH MAMMA

[@brianellsworth4767]

He is one of the best for sure.

[@kuruji]

Filter was the problem. My tech told me to only use the filters that you can read the newspaper through it.

[@lee-johnson]

Did you check the amps? I like to hang an amp meter to see the amps of the inducer, igniter and blower motor. Did your daughter like the stew?

[@kurbymcdonald4466]

Where did you get the little door switch clip?

[@rides8087]

Good stuff again !!

[@amirdieselx64]

That’s why we say we’ll see ya on the next one lol

[@happyirishman4683]

Good Video Steve .

[@hvacserviceinstall2892]

I'm already sick of cold weather.

[@johnnyr19026]

Flame is showing a good chooch 👍👍. Choochen real good 👍

[@picklerix6162]

That fine dust will block those filters.

[@chaplint70]

That filter is caked momma. My furnace does not like caked filters. Change your filters people.

[@RineboBohead]

Gave’r the ol’ gundy! What else can you do?

[@ravit6223]

Nice one 👍🏻

[@RayRay-nb7tn]

Don Park flue has been around for years. Back in the late 80s to 95 we used them all the time. RH Austins and BFD sold that all the time. I think the flue was iced up. Then went on lock out. Good video anything these days Mamma can do it. THANK YOU Steve, HVAC ON!!

[@bg147]

May have had some drywall work done there.

[@cdrake7997]

I hear that noises diesel. Is that a 6.0 power stroke?

[@andrewstratton7095]

Pretty much it's a vt 365 international which is pretty much a 6.0 powerstroke

[@bassman34516]

Vt275 4.5l v6 it’s pretty much a 6.0 with two cylinders missing and the compound turbo setup the 6.4 had

[@rickymiller5803]

My guess hi limit did not do it with doors off and then you cleaned air filter

[@PlumbingExplained]

Love watching your vids Steve I seem to be addicted lol hey what kindof torch do you use when soldering Steve? Is that map gas or Oxy

[@Fireship1]

Stoltenberg Quality Services he uses propane. Carries it in aluminum cylinder. Easier to haul around than a “B” tank.

[@PlumbingExplained]

Fireship1 does he really use propane ?? Maybe that’s an east coast thing I’ve only seen home owners using propane here. We all use map gas or some of the hvac guys will use their brazing equipment. Definitely not saying Steve is anything but a professional of the highest standard when it comes to plumbing and hvac

[@stifflers69mom1]

He uses map gas ....come on man .....lol he ain’t using propane lol just get a small tank of map gas they sell them at Lowe’s and HD

[@PlumbingExplained]

No Name naw man that’s what I’m saying I thought he was using map

[@PlumbingExplained]

No Name Steve inspired me to start my channel I be soldering on there

[@greg778123]

I’m betting on the air filter making it trip out on high temp

[@kdmq]

Why is your truck always revving itself in videos lately? Bad auto-choke?

[@stevenlavimoniere]

THAT happens on a cold day only has something to do with the computer on the truck when its very cold out it will idal up . its was 3 degrees out .maybe you would rev up if you were out in the cold also ????

[@kdmq]

@@stevenlavimoniere Nahh I'm Canadian lol.

[@REWYRED]

Haha I was gonna say you can tell its cold out when your diesel goes back to high idle after its already been driven and warmed up.... Our old International with the DT-466-E did the same.

[@kdmq]

@@REWYRED Yeah I've heard diesels do that before up to 1500 RPM or so but Steve's sounded >2000.

[@kylebass4635]

@@stevenlavimoniere had a 1999 and a 2000 International fuel oil trucks. Both of them did that when it was very cold.

[@JustinRolfe]

I'm going to school for havc is there any tools you recommend that I should buy

[@mongoslade2325]

Head examining tool

[@Fireship1]

Justin Rolfe a good DMM by fluke or fieldpiece. A small metric and standard socket set. Nut drivers. A small cordless drill/driver. Crescent wrenches. A few pairs of channel locks. An inspection mirror and a good flashlight. A hammer and tape measure. Long and stubby screwdrivers in standard and Phillips. Standard pliers, needle nose pliers and linesman’s pliers. A pipe wrench or two. A pair of vice grips or two. A bunch of alligator test jumpers. You’ll ultimately need a gauge set. I’d go digital like the testo 550. This is a basic list. You’ll need more tools as you take on more jobs. This will get you started.

[@JustinRolfe]

Fireship1 thank you, I'll look fora good meter and testo

[@sknight0391]

3° 😵 Molly's gonna need a scarf & some ear muffs.

[@Elon_Trump]

You see the beards on those toms?!

[@tbas1972]

What did u hit ? Lol

[@rtoweprojects]

Poor design on that blower access! I learned long ago when you go a job and can't really find anything wrong with it is not to say I checked this and that and couldn't find anything. You better off just like you did to have some possibilities of a cause to shut down.

[@chuckquinn8026]

Gated communities=$$$$$$$$

[@H_o_g_a_n]

3rd, wahhhh

[@markpowell1031]

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