Everything you might want to know is out there on the internet. I started googling. The two main reasons that furnaces vibrate or hum are dirty filters or a squirrel cage that is dirty or has loose screws. Squirrel cage? That conjured up a picture.
A squirrel cage is the blower fan. |
I doubt I would have taken the furnace apart, but I was up to changing the filter. Et violĂ . No more humming. I thought I changed the filter recently. It was filthy, so I guess I have been lax. So folks, change those filters at the recommended intervals.
If you want to learn more about the innards of a furnace:
That goes to show how some of the silliest things can cause some of the most irritating situations in life. I know that as for myself, if I'd only take the time to read the product's handbook and do what it says to do for regular maintenance, a lot of those irritating quirks would be taken care fast. Gal, good thing that's all it was.
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You're so right. Thanks for reading and commenting. How did you find my blog?
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