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Hope it helped. I tried to keep it simple.

Hopefully the song is!

Thank you.. we were recording the drums, so we are all playing it to a metronome during that session. That would be a big contributing factor to us looking pretty tight.

Thank you!

Thanks for the compliment, I did fight naming the song Breathe because of breaking Benjamin’s song, which I’m a big fan of that band. Our lead guitarist wrote a lot of the heavy stuff and he doesn’t like breaking Benjamin so he’ll be a bit disappointed in that. But I’ll Laughter at his displeasure.

We have been amazed at this Alessia drum set. We bought it for practice a couple years ago $249.99 for a Christmas sale, our last album we recorded we used it and the sound is great.

We will record the drums tomorrow night, we finished up getting the song structured last night.

Thanks!

Does the igniter glow red indicating a attempt to have flame. Also the lights will identify an alarm and tell you were the failure is. Usually the codes are on the back of one of the doors.

@@tomacton529 ok green light blinks and red light stays on does not blink...Heat was on everyday last night and this morning gets very hot in my house turn it down this morning a Lil now I get no heat

@@tomacton529 been trying to light with match when I turn switch on but it's not working

@@tomacton529 my panel says pressure switch open..help idk what that is

Thank you TJ, hope you’re having a great Thanksgiving!

Thank you!

My first go to would be the over limit switch wich would be located on the fire wall where the heat exchanger is on the other side. If it’s bad or over heated it will cause the furnace to not start and go straight to trying to cool off the heat exchanger because it thinks it’s to hot. It’s a safety to prevent it from destroying your heat exchanger or just preventing a fire. I do know in some instances if there is a failure in the start up sequence it will also just default to fan on after the third attempt to start but fails. But in the end during a heat cycle that over limit switch makes then kicks in your blower motor.

You can see the over limit switch several times as I’m moving the camera around. It has a black and blue wire to it. It’s attached to the side of fire wall. It’s in between the gas valve and pressure switches. Just an open or closed switch that is controlled by the temperature in the heat exchanger compartment. But I do know ow if you have a pressure switch failure the fan will run as well. So you’ll need to see where it gets in the start up sequence as well. But also look for the error codes or alarm codes in your panel door and see if you can see what alarm code it’s giving you. That’s determined by how many flashes the light are putting off.

A little clarification , so your furnace kicks on and goes straight to fan and doesn’t try start any of the heating start up sequence? You can also check to make sure your blower motors and auto. If you have it in fan on it may kick on, but it would still eventually go through the start up sequence. It could be a few things. I’ve seen stuff accidentally get bumped before.

You are a genius and I am so beyond grateful for your quick reply! I am almost certain it’s the issue you’re referencing - if I’m unable to easily access the limit switch is it possible to initiate a unit reset another way? Thank you!

And yes! The minute the heat kicks on at the pre-determined temp, it goes right to blasting air thru my apt without even starting the sequence. When it’s functioning correctly it does the sequence in your video above to a tee, but that only happens once in awhile and within a few days it’ll usually go back to blowing the cold air infinitely. This time last year I was able to get it going for the whole season after replacing the thermostat but it’s just not cooperating this time around!

Sounds like your not getting gas flow. You’re probably hearing the relay click but either the valve is just not opening or you have gas shut off or a flow issue down the line. Id check all you gas shut off valves from your meter to your furnace. If no issues there it’s highly likely you have a bad gas valve in the furnace.

@@tomacton529thanks. Have you ever found an ignitor to be fault even though it lights up orange?

🤣 I made the video for a friend to walk through the safety’s to let me k ow where the failure was. I called it that because they would t if known what a hot surface igniter was. So sorry that it’s not a video up to your standards.

I need to know is the condenser working outside. That’s the part that does your AC. Unless you have a heat pump

B3 code represents a ECM motor. Which slows it down when in that code. I found this and not knowing what system you have and what it looks like this is a suggestion you could try if it’s available on your furnace Ensure that you turn the main power off before proceeding to further steps to avoid electrocution. ... Find the blower wheel and blower motor, and lift the compartment cover of the blower. ... Once you notice that the button is popping towards the outside, press it for a few seconds to reset the system.

Right!

So I used drain spade and a hand edger. I’m only 6-8 inches deep. (If you winterize you system good enough the depth shouldn’t be a big deal) But I’d go a little half way of the depth of the drain Spade and just open it up like a V shaped trench. Then I’d use the hand edger to get deeper into the trench open it a little more further in the ground. It helped my ground was very saturated as well from weeks of watering and trying to grow grass. That’s why I decided to do in ground system was I was tired of moving sprinkler heads. Once I set the sprinkler heads and tested the coverage with them in the ground I’d fill it in. Then I’d put the pipe in the trench and using a home made tool, which was a 4’- long 3/4 gas pipe with a T and a couple of small nipples in each end of the T, I’d drive the irrigation line furmwr in the trench. Then using my heal and ball of my foot I was able to close the trench like you would close a gash on your body. It was a lot of work I’m not gonna lie… The only spots I had to ise some fill dirt was where I dug out for the heads and when I had connectors T’s or elbows or self drains. Id use some rocks for those so they would drain and not get clogged with mud/ dirt.

I can make a video of how i trenched it by hand as well if you’d like. I have a line I want to burry that I ran for my wife’s gazebo to water the flowers around it. It would be Saturday or Sunday. But trust me if your ground is dry this will be a horrible way to do the trenching, it was a tough it being wet but was manageable.

@@tomacton529 yeah I bet. The trenching and descrutction is the main thing keeping me away from isntalling in-ground but your buried lines looked like you had minimized the damage.

Thank you!

Awesome thank you for the feedback!

I use a separate dedicated out put on the board to the recording device so that makes it sound a lot clearer then just the sound out of the speakers.

Thank you, it’s a fun hobby!

Thanks, usually don’t get that tone straight from the amp on a phone recording, so it worked out.

Where is NWA? Sorry not familiar with it.

@@tomacton529 northwest Arkansas

Sorry, didn’t think about that when recording it. 🤦🏼‍♂️

I really like your rendition. Good cover! Could you share what the chords are?

Thanks, I’ll correct that. Grammar is not one of my strengths

No problem… I’m glad it helped. I know someone who just got charged $1200 for $300 in parts that you could of ordered on Amazon and put in yourself. Fraustrating .

Not sure i understand. If you mean how do you wire your furnace from your thermostat. That would be R to R is your 24vv; G-G is fan;C;C/ with a white from the outside condenser is your common; Y- to Y is cooling also the other wire from the condenser lands here. W-W is for heat. Is that what you were wanting. If you were wants more of the electrical you usually just tie you two wires to a pre designated wires for the power and land the ground on a ground wire.

@@tomacton529 sorry I have the normal thermostat wiring the condensor wiring. Red and white if not correct and then another 5 wires that are running from my humidifier. I'm lost with the humidifier part

@@dakotawilkens6995 ahh a humidifier, I havnt had to wire many of those so it’s not burned into memory, I’d probably have to find a TH-cam video or hopefully you still have the directions or manual for the furnace. I know that where I find how to wire the humidifier. Depending on the stat, I’m assuming you have a stat that does the humidifier as welll if not you usually have to have a separate one. Some boards will have a spot that says Hum; for humidifier, but definitely recommend the manual if the furnace manual has it in it. That’s how I’ve had to do the two I ever did in my life.

Thank you…