Welcome aboard barbedwiredave:cheers: Hope you find a suitable replacement:yes:
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Good to know, it clarifies some unknown info in my blank spots in my :loco: :crazy:
Also Chev Monza with the V6! Cute car with dumb, dumb engineer design:doh:
:rofl: :lol: Happy belated birthday! Enter your serial#in the Fahrenheit Information sticky.
Did you do a adjustment on the trim on level #1? If not, that could be the sooty maker. When on T-stat mode, the heat level goes from #1 to #5...
It's still looking sooty as you can see it burning away on the side walls. I don't have a clear view of my firepot like you. What level is it at?...
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Almost the same place as you, 2.5ft above furnace
Vacuum hose at the switch, it will clean the hose.
You may call them the Canuck winds:D Selkirk has a Hammerhead shark type cap, might work:whistle:
155*F on level #5 Lacretes
Seems to be a livelier flame, what do you think? any better than with OAK? If not sure, run it for a day or two and take notes.
Uhh! Now that's what you call a Heads Up:doh: Next time it goes down I'll give it a whirl:handshake:
No. It was down and I fired it up on manual. Waited a bit and put it on thermostat mode. Heat setting dropped to #1 from #3. Then I realized the...
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I'm a late arriver and also seen the opportunity in the horizon. Willy beat me to the punch line:rofl: :lol:
You're not the only one :picard:
Tinkered with my new LUX TX9100E thermostat and ggrr. It goes into #1 setting and doesn't want to go into #5 when calling for heat? Anyone with a...
Stoves to cars to homes, PO nightmares exist:picard: Aren't you glad you ventured farther into it and found some more serious issues :thumbs:
