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| Joined: | Thu Dec 8th, 2005 |
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The exhaust motor starts up immediately though rather than first, it's simultaneous with the main blower or a split second behind.
All the pressure switch tubing looks good, no kinks or obstructions.
I disconected the condensate lines as they leave the unit with no change at start up.
I checked the exaust pipe outside--it's coming out nice and steady and sounds just like it always does when I've ben near it in the past. Both the intake and exhaust pipes (2"pvc) run outside--both have a beefy screen to prevent tennis balls and whatever from being crammed inside.
I did also remove the air intake above the burner box--no change.
So I guess it's on to the pressure test?...