Blower regulator? ACC module?
On Sun, Dec 24, 2017 at 3:10 PM, Michael Esh via Mercedes <
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> Took her out for test drive after replacing soft hose in dash and manually
> adjusting floor vents. I am getting heat to the floor but still getting
> intermittent, hard
Took her out for test drive after replacing soft hose in dash and manually
adjusting floor vents. I am getting heat to the floor but still getting
intermittent, hard to adjust heat. I am continually adjusting for too hot and
then too cold.
I am going to add water to the overflow tank even
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Maybe the black foamy stuff on the air doors that breaks down over time?
Put a tissue over one of the vents and put the fan on "high". See if there's
anything on it after a minute or two, as a lot of that stuff will become
airborne as it breaks down.
Dan
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> On Oct 7, 2014, at
It has become cool here in the last few days.
My valve adjust job of a month or two back is helping with the starting
as it fires right up now and last year it was unhappy.
Another issue arises however once I turn the heat on. The interior
smells of rubber or something when the heat is on.
An
Randy Bennell wrote:
We went from a 40 gal gas tank to a 60 gallon electric tank. My good
wife runs it out of hot water on the weekends with laundry etc. I think
our cost of operation is higher with the electric tank based on what the
electric bill now is.
Ten cent killowatts are comparable
I bought a new unit, 80g electric a few years back, that has some sort
of "intelligent" controller and you can set it for various regimes, and
I think it might learn your patterns and work accordingly but I don't
know for sure. I have it on the regular benign setting, it does
whatever it does.
Just some extra info. When I checked on these a few years back, I was told I
would need to both increase the size of my flue pipe and my gas line. Since I
didn't want to start rebuilding things, I added a small electric unit which I
set on low before the lowboy gas unit. This way the water given
I switched from a gas fired tank to an electric one a year or two back,
primarily because our furnace is old and if we end up getting a new
furnace, we will be able to get rid of the gas chimney. We would not be
able to if the hot water tank still needed it as the vent. One can get
other types
Rich Thomas wrote:
So he is going around with the plumber who put it in, who would not come
to fix it. So he calls another guy who takes a look at it, and sees the
plumber forgot to put in the propane jets so the natural gas jets were
draining the tank. And the freezing thing was just a poor
A buddy of mine had a tankless system installed in his house, a
townhouse sort of thing that is not that big, He has a circulating
pump on it. It drained a propane right quick, $400. THen it
drained a propane tank again, another $400. Then in our cold
weather last week it froze up (it is mo
A buddy of mine had a tankless system installed in his house, a
townhouse sort of thing that is not that big, He has a circulating pump
on it. It drained a propane right quick, $400. THen it drained a
propane tank again, another $400. Then in our cold weather last week it
froze up (it is mo
, WILTON wrote:
Yes, it will; 'thought it was more like July, though. ;<)))
Wilton
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Yes sir. It will be a few day
Yes, it will; 'thought it was more like July, though. ;<)))
Wilton
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Yes sir. It will be a few days until Ap
Yes sir. It will be a few days until April or May.
Randy
On 06/12/2011 5:02 PM, WILTON wrote:
FEW days?
Wilton
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Tel
FEW days?
Wilton
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] Heating
Tell me more about this. Does the system not need oil because the
compressor has oil in its cra
r.
-Curt
Date: Mon, 05 Dec 2011 11:18:27 -0600
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We only get the scorched air smell when we first fire up in the fa
rious
> cold. It sucks down HP but really does a good job. I'll know next year.
> >
> > -Curt
> >
> > Date: Mon, 05 Dec 2011 11:18:27 -0600
> > From: Randy Bennell
> > To: Mercedes Discussion List
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> > Mess
From: Randy Bennell
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> We only get the scorched air smell when we first fire up in the fall
> after
27;ll know next year.
-Curt
Date: Mon, 05 Dec 2011 11:18:27 -0600
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We only get the scorched air smell when we firs
On 03/12/2011 4:57 PM, Curt Raymond wrote:
I have neither of those...
We have hot water baseboard, I actually prefer my parent's setup, they have
nice big cast iron baseboard heaters, they heat up nicely and hold heat well
radiating it over time. The only thing I like better is radiant floor he
Lake effect snow is usually limited to a band maybe 20-30 miles from the shore,
although in some areas a combination of topography and winds can take it
farther.
We lived on the shores of Lake Michigan for six years, and rarely saw it,
mainly because we were on the western shore and the prevail
Curt Raymond wrote:
How wide is Michigan?
I'm probably 80-90 miles from Lake Michigan and over 100 miles from Lake Huron.
Lake effect snow mainly falls on people within 20-30 miles of Lake Michigan, and
the temperate zone is probably about the same width.
Mitch.
e AC about half time, run it from the time my wife leaves for
work until I get home, keep the house closed up and its pretty adequate. We'll
need less once I finish insulating the attic...
-Curt
Date: Sat, 03 Dec 2011 18:01:26 -0500
From: Mitch Haley
To: Mercedes Discussion List
Su
Curt Raymond wrote:
Seriously we only need AC maybe 2-3 weeks a year, a window unit is plenty
adequate,
There are two reasons for me to need A/C in Michigan.
1. If I have to wear shirt and tie, I need A/C in the office for a few months a
year.
2. 20-30 nights a year I sleep a lot better wi
ssed several times in the past my wife' and I are
pretty tolerant of temperature...
-Curt
Date: Sat, 3 Dec 2011 14:37:41 -0500 (EST)
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> my grandmother's house has scorched air. I'll do my damnedest never
> to live anywhere with forced hot air...
>
Piffle. Houses with electric baseboard heat or steam radiators are stuffy
and malodorous.
RLE
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I just was reading an article in Autoweek about price of fuel, and part of the
article was a chart showing the current refinery 'most economical breakdown' of
products from a barrel of oil, and three different fuels were listed as middle
distillates: jet fuel, heating oil, and #2 diesel. In my
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