Gas and Oil Home Heating Furnaces - Furnance interfers with TV
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jakeman
04-07-03, 11:30 AM
When the furnance kick on it interferes casuing static in the TV;s What could be casuing it? The furnANCE HAS AN ELECTRONIC STARTER
Ed Imeduc
04-07-03, 01:39 PM
Can give it a try works some times. Pull the plug on the TV and turn it around then plug it back in.;) ED
KField
04-08-03, 01:53 PM
What fuel does the furnace use? If it is oil, I have more information for you. Let us know.
Ken
Ken
hvac4u
04-08-03, 07:16 PM
ed is right reverse the plug....also of info to techs, reversing the polarity of a 24 volt transformer will stop it from humming...no more rubber bushings!
KField
04-08-03, 07:57 PM
There is also a problem with grounding on the new solid state ignition transformers on oil burners. It requires scraping some paint off of a mounting point to get a solid ground.
firsthvac
04-08-03, 10:13 PM
Have you noticed whether or not other appliances are affected by the furnace running (stereos, microwaves, etc.) Has any other electrical work been done at the home just prior to the problem beginning? Has the furnace itself been worked on recently?Blindly reversing the polarity at this time is not a wise idea since doing so can cause more severe problems in many electronic ignition control boxes. The first thing you should check is the power connections to the furnace, outlets involved and fuse/breaker box for tightness, cleanliness and proper grounding.
It would also be more helpful if you give us more specific information about your problem. (See http://forum.doityourself.com/showt...threadid=122673)
It would also be more helpful if you give us more specific information about your problem. (See http://forum.doityourself.com/showt...threadid=122673)