help im stuck, Hydro Flame 7312 parts
| Ryflyby |
 Oct 1 2017, 03:42 PM
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looking to find a gas valve for my furnace. have heat but thermostat doesn't shut off valve when satisfied. would like to find replacement. Any help would be appreciated. THx
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| SidecarFlip |
Dec 31 2017, 09:36 PM
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I just learned something I never knew myself.... I take it the duplex valve is for safety reasons?
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| RV_Tech |
Jan 1 2018, 07:33 AM
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QUOTE(SidecarFlip @ Dec 31 2017, 10:36 PM) I just learned something I never knew myself.... I take it the duplex valve is for safety reasons?  Yes for safety, same with water heater. Actually everything in the propane systems defaults towards "off or lower pressure". For example, has anyone ever seen a propane regulator that puts out more rather than less pressure when it fails? When they get old, they put out less and less pressure, not more. Back to the furnace staying on, all it takes is mouse chewed wires to short the two that feed the furnace from the thermostat to keep it going and that is a common cause. A staple through the wires will do the same thing. Want to test for it? Go right to the side of the furnace where the thermostat and power comes in. Disconnect one of the blue leads from the thermostat wire. Did it end the runaway furnace? If it did, it is a thermostat wire issue, not a furnace issue. The furnace is just doing what it was being told to do. Every single component in the furnace is designed to open the circuit and shut down without power. It has to be that way for safety. Makes sense right?  |
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Ryflyby help im stuck Oct 1 2017, 03:42 PM
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Sorry, I had 'water heater' stuck in my h... Dec 26 2017, 11:21 AM SidecarFlip The sponsor of this site has many for sale, take y... Dec 29 2017, 09:07 AM RV_Tech Because furnace gas valves have duplex solenoids a... Dec 30 2017, 02:35 PM |
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