Re: Plastic was sucked into the furnace return

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nightdesigns Gone missing, back soon Premium join:2002-05-31 AZ ·Cox HSI	reply to ohmy Re: Plastic was sucked into the furnace return I'm guessing a service call is in order. It has probably melted itself onto the heat transfer tubes. You might be able to do it yourself by popping the side of the unit of and scraping off any melted plastic. -- This Space for Rent...
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ohmy @sas.com	It's 33 degress outside, but I take it we should leave the heat off until we can get someone to look at (or my husband tries to repair it), right?
ohmy @sas.com	to forum · permalink · 2008-11-27 00:16:38 ·
TheMG join:2007-09-04 Edmonton, AB ·TELUS 1 edit	Yeah leave it off. The melting plastic will give off toxic fumes, you don't want to be breathing that! Looks like the heat exchanger will have to be pulled out and melted plastic scraped off. That's some really bad luck though. Most of the time plastic would just get caught up in the blower wheel and not make it into the exchanger, but if you're smelling plastic I'd say it did make it past the blower.
TheMG join:2007-09-04 Edmonton, AB ·TELUS 1 edit	to forum · permalink · · 2008-11-27 00:24:01 ·
ohmy @sas.com	Thanks so much! Happy Thanksgiving!
ohmy @sas.com	to forum · permalink · 2008-11-27 00:25:21 ·
TheMG join:2007-09-04 Edmonton, AB 1 edit	said by ohmy : Happy Thanksgiving! Not thanksgiving for us, but happy thanksgiving to you!
TheMG join:2007-09-04 Edmonton, AB 1 edit	to forum · permalink · · 2008-11-27 00:26:37 ·


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