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It's not as noisy in person though. In comparison last year it was worse, So the fix has helped a little. Now because of the new thermostat changes It's less likely to run during the daytime So in this video I intentionally made it run By turning up the thermostat to 72. Now that's fine because Running it for an extended period of time Will show me that I can trust it and I won't be wrenching on it in the middle of winter when heats actually needed.

This thing really stank when I first ran it. The funny thing is that we're now back to using air conditioning again.

@@seantheenthusiast9234 I’m using my ac right now but that’s because my brother decided to turn the heat to 75 and claimed he only did to 72! (Only my bedroom AC) But it ran like a 25 minute cycle to go from 70-75. My furnace didn’t have a stinky smell it just had a slight dusty smell but not burning or anything. Most likely just some dust in the air return vents and needing a new filter for the season

@@seantheenthusiast9234 The cameras always either don’t pick it up or do too much. My thermostat jumps a degree when it’s finished hit that’s fine because it gets a break in between cycles. My house isn’t very insulated so it drops a bit faster than other houses

@@seantheenthusiast9234Also I didn’t see one speck of an orange flash. Your heat exchanger on the inside must be pretty clean. And you have a great skill for cleaning burners. Your CO levels it produces must be pretty low maybe 4-5

(Assuming you are talking about the WH) Well, that's double wall around it So you can have something within six inches around it. The double wall doesn't get quite as hot as single wall.

@@seantheenthusiast9234 I accidentally commented it since I clicked on the wrong video lol but yeah

The lines look like they are touching the flu pipe, but they're actually not. It's just a botched install from whoever did the first or second water heater install.

@@seantheenthusiast9234 I know that, but if you look directly beside it on top of the water heater around each line you’ll see 2 colored plastic rings that melt when it backdrafts those are

@@seantheenthusiast9234 Temps are starting to get pretty cold here I catch the heat running every morning now

The venting is not part of my work. I just reused it. I'm not really sure if it was the person doing the 2008 install or if that's the original venting. I'll show you though once Everyone's asleep.

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I agree

Sure! Are you installing one or multiple detectors on the same circuit? The reason why I'm asking this because The wiring configuration may be different if you're installing more than one.

I am installing one detector

I have the exact same detector as you installed.

Okay so the two terminals wires on the unit negative and positive will connect to the aux power output terminals on the panel. Terminal 4 (on the alarm panel) is the negative, and terminal 5 is the positive. The other 2 Two wires Are for the zone You're gonna be connecting it to. The C terminal on the detector which is common is gonna go to the hi side of the zone (on the panel). The NO terminal on the detector Which stands for normally open will go to the low side (on the panel). For example: If I were to connect this detector to zone 6, The low side will be terminal 16 while the hi side will be 17. You'll need to put resistors on the circuit for it to work properly. What I did is I Spliced the wire into the high side of the zone And then I put a crimp connector on the end of the wire, Then I put A resistor on the end of that crimp connector and connected it to the terminal on the board. Then I put a second resistor on the detector, That Resistor goes to NO and T which is trouble. I hope this helps you out. I Can post a photo on my youtube page if you need further help.

Me too

Yeah that's what I thought too but I didn't expect them to update the dashboard to look like that

@@seantheenthusiast9234 yeah exactly, I'm still., happy online multilplayer can still works, as longs as the company supports it. Wish things lasted forever but never do.

Yeah it's been the best trimmer I've ever owned, I readjusted the carburetor again and sometimes it'll start on the first pull.

You got the same one too?

Well the problem with that is the sales would eventually decline so they would have to shut it down anyways. I just wish they would give you the option to switch dashboard versions at least. That would be awesome!

Same

Yeah I agree, I think all MTD trimmers are worthless when it comes to selling them too because once you buy one brand new you're kind of stuck with it unless you throw it in the garbage, or sell it for free or at a low price. It was very difficult to sell this one because everybody knows to stay away from these trimmers. I had another MTD trimmer that was older, and it was becoming expensive to keep it alive, so I gave it away instead of selling it because I knew that it was worthless at that point. I have since got myself an older Echo trimmer, and I love it! 👍

Yeah so far the expensive filter is holding up. A little foam came off on the edge but it's doing alright 👍

@@seantheenthusiast9234 The amount of discoloration on my heat exchanger though makes me worried about the air flow to it, I feel it’s not normal for it to have that much discoloration already

Well like I said before, the blower speed is programmable so you can change it if that makes you feel better

@@seantheenthusiast9234 I just don’t understand why it would be incorrectly set from the factory. What do you think of the amount of discoloration and stress marks seen on my heat exchanger?

Each house is different, so sometimes you need to set it to a different speed to get the most out of your furnace. Now, unless the heat exchanger is burnt, I wouldn't be worried too much about it. What does it look like now? Can you post a new photo of it?

PSCs for life 👍

@@seantheenthusiast9234 If my motor ever went out, I would probably use a ECM to PSC modification on it, since i’m pretty sure it’s possible with an additional PCM board kit

Yeah Quik Products sells a kit you can get for 20 bucks

RIP

Did you guys have a real tornado rip through your neighborhood?

@@seantheenthusiast9234 Nah, but it was crazy

Windy?

@@seantheenthusiast9234 Very

That's crazy, normally it's quiet over here when we get a tornado warning. At one time we did have a real tornado rip through our neighborhood at 2 in the morning and it was moving our patio stuff around. The wind was so loud I could not hear the sirens and we didn't have power until the next day. Surprisingly our house didn't take any damage at all!

Yeah man it's a pretty cool system. Got a few 2001s, a fedelcode model 5, a sterling m10, and a 508

@@seantheenthusiast9234 hey this is axo btw on an alt

That's roughly how often mine would run, 20 minutes or so

BTW I will not be replacing the draft motor this year. I lost my recent job again so I need to save my money I'm kinda being a cheapskate at this point. So far it sounds fine so I'm gonna leave it alone

@@seantheenthusiast9234 Oh that’s sucks, sorry about that, but yeah as long as it’s going don’t replace it

@@seantheenthusiast9234 Is it normal for a furnace like mine to already have the discoloration and stress marks?

Yeah that's normal, any furnace will do that

Yeah you can still play online, it's just the store that's gone

It is

I juat discovered that if you disconnect your 360 from the internet, you'll get the store tab back

@@seantheenthusiast9234wait does it work

It does but you can't go into the store when you're not connected, but when you reconnect the store tab disappears again, so I guess that's the only way to keep the store on your dashboard

@@seantheenthusiast9234 oh ok

Yeah it feels so empty now, I wish they gave you the option to switch dashboards at least

@@seantheenthusiast9234hey look on the bright side no clutter

That's true it does look a little more sleek

Ps3 And XB360 unfortunately are not crossplay.

@@duckie8522 thanks for the info budd

@@mohammedlking4184 no problem!

Nope, this is the last panel that this house will ever need unless it fails

I still have the original panel laying in my basement I might take it with me when I move out. The only problem is it only supports landline to communicate and nobody around me uses that technology anymore so the best I can do is use it as an offline system so where's the fun in that ya know? I could sell it too but I don't think I'm going to get a whole lot out of it because it's a 20-year-old panel

This one hasn't sounded in 10 years so that's why it sounded like that, it sounds normal now.

Oh nice, my siren hasn't been sounded in over 13 years so it scared me when I actually set the panel off 😅 ​@seantheenthusiast9234

I wondered if it sounded like mine

It did​@@seantheenthusiast9234

​@@seantheenthusiast9234also Mt comment keeps deleting itself

Nope this is the oem carb on it. This is actually the second one that's on it, The original one had bad internal check valves on it, So It wouldn't work at all. This oem zama carburetor I bought for 40 bucks And with a little bit of tuning Has been running well ever since.

Yeah, this one's pretty easy to start, too. I guess if you're talking about compression, I mean you feel all of it when you pull on it slow. This one doesn't seem to be worn out, and it fires on the first pull almost every time.

Thanks! This thing is still going strong!

Yeah, I do like keeping things as original as possible. Half of the stuff is still original in the system right now. I don't think I'm going to replace the heat detector, I think it's one of those mechanical ones with the solder in the middle that melts and sucks the disc in, so I think there really is no need to replace it if it's one of those kinds. It's better than one of those electronic ones, I'm sure. I did look up the model on the manufacturer's website and it appears they stopped making it.

@@seantheenthusiast9234 yea, i own 2 channels which are @IknowJim_Object and @FLworkshop but the first channel which is my main I post object stuff and weather but my 2nd channel flworkshop I post weather and honeywell and soon smoke detectors

Yeah that's definitely true.

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@@seantheenthusiast9234 thank

How many miles are on it again? (The van)

@@seantheenthusiast9234 220k It turned out to be leaking transmission fluid

Oh okay. Yeah that'll do it for sure. Speaking of that has the transmission fluid been changed?

@@seantheenthusiast9234 Never been touched

Wow

Same here!

Yeah. There are a couple more cold nights left of the week where I might need to switch it back to heat mode.

@@seantheenthusiast9234 ua-cam.com/video/pxQVVN-EE0s/v-deo.htmlsi=aLEnieD5dBmpQjIN Caught my grandparents ruud in action! My grandpa replaced the blower motor after it started to squeal really bad.

Yep, I'm pretty sure we would!

I finally caught my grandparents ruud sillouhette in action! ua-cam.com/users/shortsSf3b37wkAwg?si=w9sSDNGZCOLzXqMe They replaced the blower motor after it made a super loud squeaking sound, i have 2 videos, 2 blower startups and a blue flame view and more running action! ua-cam.com/video/pxQVVN-EE0s/v-deo.htmlsi=RTZgWmtUl4s3FaOh

Today I was cleaning the house and I found the original manuals and guides for the furnace. It was in a wooden box next to the furnace. I couldn't find anything for the outdoor unit but I found a bunch of other goodies in that box like the water softener, dryer, washer, stove, refrigerator, microwave, and dishwasher manuals. I also found the original warranty certificate for the old Rheem water heater, as well as an old unbranded owner's manual I don't know if it's for the rheem or if it's for the first water heater that went in this house. It's pretty cool seeing all this stuff.

@@seantheenthusiast9234 That’s pretty cool, if my basement had everything removed but the appliances I would probably find a lot.

Do you still have all the manuals from the past appliances?