Troubleshooting the Pressure Switch in a Gas Furnace!

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Thank you for your great content & sharing your expertise with us. But 1 question I have that I've wondered is, say the furnace goes through its sequence and starts heating. What if the pressure switch opens back up after it's already started heating, will the system shut back down or will it wait until next start up cycle. Thank you so much again.

enjoyable to watch ...

I've found the water column rating for the pressure switchs on the actual schematic in small writing in some cases.

Just replaced a pressure that was BAD. The replacement just gave me problems after a week of working. Thoughts?

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Great video. I've been doing HVAC for a 30 years 33 to be exact and have never had a really good procedure on very tough pressure switch problems. I work for a school district now and don't have to deal with it as much but we still have some furnaces there. How did you figure out it was the induction tube by your pressures that you were reading? Cuz they both right about the same. What I've done in the past is I've just disconnected both the supply in the exhaust and see if it would come on to see if it is the exhaust or intake piping. Real good video and I know it's going to help me in the future but how did you figure that one out by just looking at those pressures that it was the intake?

Hello! I noticed that you had the positive port of the manometer hooked to the - Side of the switch (more of a vacuum ) . And the negative port of the manometer hooked to the + side of the switch that connects to the burner box which is atmospheric. For ur differential. Is that a mistake ? Or does it not matter ??? I’m a new technician out of school and I am constantly running into pressure switch issues and I am trying to really grasp what readings I’m looking at and what readings I should have 100%. So I am not just guessing

Im wondering why on a new install why sometimes priming the drain trap is needed so the pressure switch makes but then the same issue is present when the trap is clogged..🤔

Great video but now I'm dying to know what was the blockage!