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• Posted in thread: Furnace shuts off and restarts back up repeatedly on 01-17-2011 at 03:50 PM
  I would only jump the stat in the event that you want to eliminate the stat as a source of the
  problem. For all other troubleshooting, simply set the desired setpoint on the stat a few
  degrees above a...

• Posted in thread: Furnace shuts off and restarts back up repeatedly on 01-17-2011 at 09:47 AM
  If you want to jump the stat. , go to your furnace and where the low volt wires tie on, put a
  jumper wire from r to w and that will bypass the stat and make the furnace run all the time. On
  one of you...

• Posted in thread: Furnace shuts off and restarts back up repeatedly on 01-17-2011 at 05:33 AM
  OK...since cleaning the flame sensor...same as before. No change in behavior. Is this worth
  outright replacing (they're not too expensive from what I can see).I also tried changing the
  batteries in th...

• Posted in thread: Furnace shuts off and restarts back up repeatedly on 01-16-2011 at 03:36 PM
  Should be between burners #2&3 where those two sheet metal screws are holding the ignitor
  assembly in place.That's where I thought it was...but I wasn't sure.I located it, took it out
  and cleaned it w...

• Posted in thread: Furnace shuts off and restarts back up repeatedly on 01-16-2011 at 02:31 PM
  Sorry for the delayed reply...still behaving the same. Would really love some help!There are
  different things that can give you this problem. Is this a 80+ or 90+ furnace. 80+Does it have
  plastic stac...

• Posted in thread: Furnace shuts off and restarts back up repeatedly on 01-10-2011 at 05:20 PM
  Hi all.Our furnace is doing this thing where it'll start up, run for 1 minute, then shut off.
  Then rinse and repeat. Sometimes it'll get up to the temp set on the stat, sometimes not. This
  is a forced...

• Posted in thread: fixing squeaks in hardwood floor on 09-08-2010 at 10:45 AM
  That's what I figured. Should the screws be toenailed through a joist and up into the plank
  flooring? Not sure what kind of subfloor is under the wood but do the screws need to dig into
  that also?Than...

• Posted in thread: fixing squeaks in hardwood floor on 09-08-2010 at 09:15 AM
  Hi all.I'm covering a large section of old hardwood flooring in my 1960s house with carpet soon
  (kids and dogs need something softer to run around on). Beforehand though, I really want to
  take care of...

• Posted in thread: Brand New Kitchen...Need help with colors! on 08-19-2010 at 06:08 AM
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• Posted in thread: Brand New Kitchen...Need help with colors! on 08-19-2010 at 06:08 AM
  Hi Everyone. We're remodeling our kitchen from the ground up, floor, appliances, cabinets,
  counters, backsplash, etc. Here's what we have so far:Appliances: black (all maytag)Cabinets:
  medium maple (s...