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Originally Posted by Wuzzat?
Get the specs for the switch and simulate the setpoint pressure by using a column of water. You'll need some tubing from the hardware store, and a meter.
If it's like 0.05" WC [about 3/64"] you may want to put a drop of hand dishwashing liquid in the water. It breaks the surface tension so you get a more accurate reading.
Or you can slope the tubing which will amplify how visible this 3/64" is. A 10 degree slope will give you a 17/64" difference.
From Grainger, roughly half of their switches cost between $44 and $26.
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Ordered a new switch and will arrive tomorrow. Will update.
Update:
My new pressure switch arrived.
Put it to replace the old one.
The furnace back to work.
Thank you guys for the help.