Igniter on furnace - how to replace

Zyp · Joined: 22 Aug 2007 Posts: 275

Stormin Mormon wrote:
> Having bought the ignitor already, it's fairly sure they will take
> something or other apart. I can see your point of view.
>
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> "CJT" wrote in message
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> They'll probably take it apart anyway -- better they should have SOME
> guidance.

The part that's interesting is he [knows] a part that's bad that he actually
can't find? So one has to wonder, [how] did he know the igniter was / is
bad if he's not aware of it's location? [Surely if he knew it's location,
and saw that the part wasn't working correctly, (assuming he knows what is
supposed to do and it's not doing it) then he would be able to figure out
how it comes apart.] So, did he call out a technician, who gave him a quote
and he [the client] told the tech to hit the road?

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Stormin Mormon · Joined: 07 Aug 2007 Posts: 284

I'm guessing one of two things. Either as you say, the tech diagnosed, and
he threw out the tech. Or, it went out the last time and was the ignitor, so
it must be the ignitor again this time.

You're one of very few people who uses multi level brackets.

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"Zyp" wrote in message @championbroadband.com...

The part that's interesting is he [knows] a part that's bad that he actually
can't find? So one has to wonder, [how] did he know the igniter was / is
bad if he's not aware of it's location? [Surely if he knew it's location,
and saw that the part wasn't working correctly, (assuming he knows what is
supposed to do and it's not doing it) then he would be able to figure out
how it comes apart.] So, did he call out a technician, who gave him a quote
and he [the client] told the tech to hit the road?

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Zyp

Tony Hwang · Joined: 07 Aug 2007 Posts: 207

Zyp wrote:
> Stormin Mormon wrote:
>
>>Having bought the ignitor already, it's fairly sure they will take
>>something or other apart. I can see your point of view.
>>
>>--
>>Christopher A. Young
>>Learn more about Jesus
>> www.lds.org
>>.
>>
>>
>>"CJT" wrote in message
>>@prodigy.net...
>>They'll probably take it apart anyway -- better they should have SOME
>>guidance.
>
>
> The part that's interesting is he [knows] a part that's bad that he actually
> can't find? So one has to wonder, [how] did he know the igniter was / is
> bad if he's not aware of it's location? [Surely if he knew it's location,
> and saw that the part wasn't working correctly, (assuming he knows what is
> supposed to do and it's not doing it) then he would be able to figure out
> how it comes apart.] So, did he call out a technician, who gave him a quote
> and he [the client] told the tech to hit the road?
>
Hi.
After all, OP could be a troll.