An Old Jersey Furnace: A Study


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Does furnace duct work need to be replaced when an old furnace is replaced with a new furnace?

Oct 15, 2007 by darl.hebner | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

We are replacing our furnace and do not identify if the duct work needs to be replaced to. Also our furnace is 19 years old and so is the duct work.

The ducts should be subtle unless you've had some water leaks. I would advise having the ducts cleaned by a professional in if it happens there's any gunk built up.

Susan G | Oct 15, 2007

The ducts should be attractive unless you've had some water leaks. I would advise having the ducts cleaned by a professional in casing there's any gunk built up.
Susan G | Oct 15, 2007

Only if neccessary. If it is still in merit shape ur fine.
statue | Oct 15, 2007

no but it quite wouldnt hurt to get the cleaned
pickles | Oct 15, 2007

Normally they don't indigence to be replaced....cost is too high anyway. Now if they are extremely dirty inside...and can't be cleaned...replacement is your only choice. They can test the duct work to see if it leaks...and patch the leaks and even add more insulation around them if that helps.
extex_cop | Oct 15, 2007

As extensive as you are replacing the system with the same rated airflow you should not need or expect to see any changes. While you are at it go ahead and replace your filter system with a hi effectiveness media type.
http://yourhome.honeywell.com/Consumer/Cultures/en-US/Products/Air+Cleaners
latenttraveler | Oct 16, 2007

no duct's don't require changed but the should be cleaned newer furnace's move more air so any dirt in them will be blown out of registers.
bob r | Oct 16, 2007

It depends on the system. If you judge a temperature difference when you go from room to room, it is not designed properly and should be replaced. Also it depends on the type of ducts you have you may in need of to upgrade and save money. For more info check out the ducts page at www.hvac-for-beginners.com
RICH @www.hvac-for-beginners.com | Oct 16, 2007

Where do I find parts to rebuild an old furnace?

Dec 10, 2006 by raman04@sbcglobal.net | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

Mom has a very old Specially-Aire Model 1435-DW wall natural gas heated/furnace. The gas company says it must be replaced. Upon inspection the component it has one pilot and two burners, The control when turned 180 degrees starts gas flow to the buner nearer to the conductor (2"). Continue to turn the control to 360 degrees the second burner ignites off the first burner. The assistant burner is about 4-5 inches away from the first one. I would need a schematic and availability to parts as I need them. Where do I arise looking for parts? The house was built in 1954. If it's possible and still safe my mom would like to keep the old piece.

You can buy new gas valves from Plumbing or HVAC fill houses. 2 companies that would have most of the parts are Johnstone Supply and Grainger bother are national companies but only clerk wholesale.

mikejones33333 | Dec 10, 2006

we have a 50+year old furnace by Ingersol model UG64,where can we get a thermal couple that is made for it?

Nov 24, 2007 by sharon g | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

if any one has understanding of this old furnace,my husband would also like to have a diagram it.. we can't keep the pilot lit and haven't had much luck with the widespread thermal coupling we have been buying.

at 50 years old you may have what is known as a power wad abundance. this is a mili volt generator and looks very much like a therma couple, however it keeps the pilot valve unfortified and provides a milivolt power source for the system by being heated up by the pilot. try bringing the old one to a supply house, they can give someone a tongue-lashing the difference, if it isn't a power pile you have a bad gas valve as any generic thermocouple should keep the pilot running.

Eamonn S | Nov 24, 2007

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Home & Garden Columns: About the House: Can You Light Your Water ... Berkeley Daily Planet
- Mar 26, 2009
Household & Garden Columns: About the House: Can You Light Your Water Berkeley Daily Planet, CAYour old furnace may have in every respect the same configuration and a very similar control box with the burner simply having a different shape (not a disk develop). Many floor furnaces have a pilot safety device on them (or added as an upgrade).

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- Mar 25, 2009
Entombment Pyres or Gas Furnaces: One Hindu PerspectiveTelegraph.co.uk, United KingdomThe legal action by 70 year-old Mr Davender Kumar Ghai from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, aimed at overturning Newcastle Burgh Councils ban on open air cremations on human rights grounds has sparked mild controversy preferred and outside the different Hindu