Hey just suggestion: Put affiliate links to any tool that you used in a given DIY project - for example that thin wrench you used in this video! And your work light, etc..
@@teegees Much appreciated. We have been slowly adding affiliate links to our videos, that’s a great idea and bonus for our viewers, as well as us as the creators. 😁👍🧰
I'm a widow whose furnace stopped working on the first cold spell of the year in Eastern BC Canada. All the furnace repair shops in town were closed for the weekend. Your videos helped me identify what was wrong & I was able to fix it myself. A million thanks to you for your videos ❤ so grateful
@@txbc5184 We are honored to read this, thank you for writing us. Sorry to hear about your loss. A true testament to the power of DIY! Facing reality of a weekend of not being able to contact a technician to service your furnace, you transformed into DIY mode and conquered your mission. It’s an incredibly rewarding experience when navigating through a stressful situation as you did and coming out on top…while saving money not to mention…😁 Thanks again for sharing this, please reach out to us any time.
Watching this helped me fix my sister's furnace. Her house was freezing with a sick child. Can't stress enough how awesome it is to have a community of DIY people willing to share their knowledge.
Awesome job coming to the rescue!! Your sister and her child are lucky to have you. 😎👍 The DIY community is our favorite and we do everything we can to help. Let us know if you have any questions.
I woke up today to a 55 degree house, with it being exactly ZERO degrees Fahrenheit outside here in Minnesota. Watched this, fixed the issue, and the furnace fired my home back to comfort. I can not thank you enough!!!!
Thanks for watching Steve, a cold home is never any fun, especially in the Minnesota temperatures this time of year. We appreciate you sharing this and it’s great to hear your home is warm again. 😁👍
Good morning ☕️ that is great to hear. Thank you for taking the time to share this. No heat this time of year is no good. Awesome job making it a DIY project.
Around 2am noticed the furnace was blowing nothing but cold air. -9 degrees here in Colorado. Watched your video at 230am, short time after heat is running strong. You're a godsend! Thank you!
I attempted this with a completely negative attitude with much doubt thinking it was too easy and wasn't going to work. My family and I have been in a cold house for almost a week now. I was wrong it worked! Just wanted to say thank you and you saved me a lot of money and time waiting for a tech to show up. Also I subscribed to your channel. Hope you can make some money from you tube for all the money you just saved people!
Take the number of "likes" on this video and multiply it by $200. That's how much money this video saved people. Thank you and congratulations on your successful community service.
Good morning, we are drinking our morning coffee answering any and all questions for the DIY community. That is awesome and saving money is a great thing. A special thanks to you for taking the time out of your morning to share this comment, it means the world to us. Please let us know if you have any questions. 😎👍
Absolutely, I just saved my $200. Super simple and done in minutes. Also, I did not have to wait for the technician to come and be without the heat for days
Good morning ☕️ awesome job getting to the furnace and making it a DIY project. You saved the day as well for your little 5 day old. You would have had to wait a long time for a technician to show up. Awesome job again making it a DIY project. 🧰
I was working 14 hours shift when i get back home was freezing cold already watched too many videos no One of them works, but yours help a lot. Thank you so much for saving me.
Hi Tim, that’s chilly indeed. Great job getting your furnace fixed, definitely puts you in a great mood after tackling a DIY project. Thanks for sharing this. Oh, and big game on the 31st, GO BLUE!!!! 😎👍
My friend you are a genius and just gave heat back to my home. This was so easy and saved me easily over $300. Furnace is now heating the house like a champ. I gave you a like and a subscribe.
Thanks for posting this! Live in Maryland and with a cold system bringing single digits temps two days before Christmas - it was the worst time for a heating issue. Furnace kept igniting but cutting off. Followed these instructions and furnace fired up as normal. Thanks again for the simple, clear instructions!
John, that’s great news and we appreciate you sharing this. You aren’t kidding, the cold temperatures are taking full control. Stay safe and warm, awesome job making this a DIY project and getting your furnace back up and running.
100% fixed the issue I was having with my furnace! Thanks alot for making this video. I know nothing about furnaces but you just saved me a couple hundred bucks not having to call those hvac guys out
Thank you so much, it’s 3 am and my house temp was 64 and I have children sleeping. I cleaned like you said and system turned on. God bless you and your family
You are very welcome Joseph, good morning & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. We appreciate you watching & sharing this. Awesome job on your end getting up in the middle of the night & taking on this project to keep your children warm. We love hearing about experiences like yours. Again, awesome job & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. Hopefully many stress free days ahead for you! 😎👍
I really want to thank you 🙏 I live in chicago and tonight will be in the 20s I was able to fix this problem because of good people like you thank you so much my brother!!!
You are very welcome, and thank YOU for sharing this. Chicago is VERY cold this time of year for sure. 😬 Awesome job making this a DIY project, hopefully a stress-free weekend ahead for you. Reach out to us anytime and hey if you’re into crypto trading, check out our newly launched DIY ecosystem. Toolboxtoken.com We DIYers need to stick together! 🧰
I was about to call someone to come and fix it, then I watched your video and my furnace started working again. Not sure were you are located at, but if you are ever in Michigan, I'll buy you a beer! You are the man!
Good morning, we are drinking our morning coffee answering any and all questions for the DIY community. Awesome Awesome Awesome job making it a DIY project and getting it fixed. It’s an incredible feeling when you accomplish your DIY projects and in the end… YOU are the hero once again for your kids. A cold night for the kids is no fun, great job! Hopefully many stress-free days ahead for you, enjoy your weekend.
Thank you thank you thank you a million times more. Got the heat working because of this video. It’s midnight here and I have a two month old and we’re receiving a cold front tonight dropping as low as 17 degrees. You’re a life saver.
Good morning, just poured a ☕️ and am sitting down to answer any and all questions for the DIY community. We are very honored to read this. You are very welcome. 17* is VERY COLD and having your furnace up and running is important. 😁👍 Let us know if you have any questions and hey if you’re interested, join our DIY ecosystem and help us grow an exclusive group of DIYers. toolboxtoken.com Reach out to us any time! 🧰
Thanks so much for these video, today on Christmas Day no HVAC company is open in Colorado 26° F. And the house was getting cold really fast, I watched your video and I was able to fix the problem. Saved a lot of money also by fixing it my self. Thanks so much and Merry Christmas!!!!!!
Thanks! Mine was showing code 34. It had no soot and barely any visable oxidation. Once I carefully cleaned it off with a steel wool brush it worked perfectly! For anyone wondering the slightest build up naked to the eye made mine quit working. I couldn't believe it. Last year it was the ignitor, and this year the flame sensor. I liked and subbed to help the channel 💪
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. We appreciate you sharing this! Awesome job Joshua, we subscribed to your channel as well. Many more helpful videos to come. 😎👍
My furnace inducer motor is kicking on and off repeatedly but nothing else will kick on..any clue what this issue is? I think it’s something simple but I can’t figure it out. 15 degrees here…if I can’t figure it out I’m going to call a tech tomorrow
The flame sensor signal is very small measured at approx. 4-7 micro amps DC. Any oxidation or the build up of mercaptan on the sensing rod will impede this signal and shut off the gas valve circuit on flame failure. Keeping it clean with a few light passes of very fine steel wool is the best prevention.
You are a lifesaver. I noticed the heat wasn’t kicking on and the flame would only ignite for like 10 seconds then shut off. I removed the filter to make sure it wasn’t an airflow issue and it still happened. The flame light on the control board would blink when the flame was on. I cleaned the flame sensor with some sandpaper and reinstalled, now the flame stays on and the light on the board is solid instead of blinking so I think it worked. Seriously huge thanks to you for saving me the money and headache.
So happy to help, and AWESOME JOB making it a DIY project. That’s so cool that the sandpaper trick solved the issue. Hopefully many stress free days ahead for you. 😎👍
@@DIYwithMichaelBorders Yea I didn’t have a metal wire brush so I just figured sandpaper would work in a pinch! I only sanded enough to remove the soot and expose fresh metal.
Furnace kept kicking off (of course on Xmas Eve) our furnace servicer didn't pick up phone for 30 minutes, did a TH-cam search and found this guy. In under an hour the furnace was humming along beautifully. If you are ever in Louisville, the drinks are on me...cheers.
Thanks for watching and sharing this, might have to take you up on that. GREAT JOB making it a DIY project and getting that furnace back up and running. We know that awesome rewarding feeling it gives you, thanks again. 😁👍
I should've watched this vid like a month ago😥 i kept turning the switch on&off for my furnace to turn on again, Sir thank you very much! , i follow your steps and it has been working good 🙏 🤝
Thanks! Did the trick. There was very little corrosion on the sensor. I cleaned what little was there, re-installed the sensor, started back up, and voila!
Good morning, you are very welcome. Even the slightest bit of corrosion can cause havoc. Awesome job cleaning it. A special thanks to you for taking the time out of your late Monday night to share this. We are drinking our morning coffee answering any and all questions for the DIY community. Please let us know if you have any questions. Enjoy your week. 😎👍
AWESOME job making it a DIY project and getting your furnace back up and running. Special thanks to you for taking the time out of your Saturday night to share this comment, it means the world to us. Let us know if you have any questions.
Good morning Lance, that means the world to us and thanks for sharing this. Awesome job making this a DIY project, thanks for watching. Happy New Years!
@@ericalashay5255 We appreciate that, but we think of it this way…You are amazing, 👍👍 goes to you for making it a DIY project! 😁🧰 You will continue to benefit greatly over the years by making your projects DIY!
Thank you, we appreciate that. Awesome job making it a DIY project. Saving money is awesome, and you definitely saved a good chunk of cash by not calling a plumber. 😁👍
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. That’s great to hear you’re back up and running. Saving money is a great thing...especially this time of year. 😎👍🔧🔩
🙏🏾👍🏾Hey I also want to join the group of ppl who thanked you for your contributions. YOU ARE GOD'S SEND. GOD BLESS YOU. I just finished cleaning the heating sensor with the wire brush. Installed it back and my furnace is operating nice and warm.🔥🔥🔥 God bless you... And thank you again
Outstanding, and we appreciate that. Awesome job making it a DIY project. Thank YOU for sharing this comment on your Sunday morning. Welcome to the DIY Raptor Club.
Hey Max, that’s awesome!!! Great job making it a DIY project. Puts you in a great mood tackling a mission like that. Welcome to the DIY Raptor Club! 😎👍
@@markgarcia5417 That’s awesome, a true testament to the power of DIY. Definitely paves the way for a less stressful Thanksgiving. We appreciate you writing us. 😎👍🧰
Good morning, just poured a ☕️ and am sitting down to answer any and all questions for the DIY community. You are very welcome, and we are honored you reached out to us. Let us know if you have any questions and hey if you’re interested, join our DIY ecosystem and help us grow an exclusive group of DIYers. toolboxtoken.com Reach out to us any time! 🧰
You are welcome, thank YOU!!! Saving $200 is a great thing! 😁 Let us know if you have any questions and hey if you’re in the crypto trading check out our newly launched DIY ecosystem. Toolboxtoken.com Reach out to us any time! 🧰
Good morning, just poured a ☕️ and am sitting down to answer any and all questions for the DIY community. Much appreciated, we are honored to read this. Awesome job making it a DIY project. 👍 Let us know if you have any questions and hey if you’re interested, join our DIY ecosystem and help us grow an exclusive group of DIYers. toolboxtoken.com Reach out to us any time! 🧰
Good morning, we are drinking our morning coffee answering any and all questions for the DIY community. That’s great to hear, and thank YOU so much!!! Awesome job making it a DIY project, it really gives you that feel-good feeling. Enjoy your Friday and upcoming weekend, thanks again. Hey if you’re into crypto trading, we just launched our new crypto platform website. Toolboxtoken.com We DIYers need to stick together! 🧰
Awesome, great job making it a DIY project. Staying warm is important. We literally lost power last night and it’s estimated to come back on in 48 hours. Looks like our furnace gets to take a break. Let us know if you have any questions. Hey if you’re into crypto trading, we just launched our new platform website. Toolboxtoken.com We DIYers need to stick together! 🧰
Thank you, that means the world to us. Let us know if you have any questions and hey if you’re interested, join our DIY ecosystem and help us grow an exclusive group of DIYers. toolboxtoken.com Reach out to us any time! 🧰
Good morning William, you are welcome. Thank YOU!!! Hopefully a stress free weekend ahead for you. Let us know if you have any questions and hey if you’re into crypto, join our DIY ecosystem. toolboxtoken.com Reach out to us any time! 🧰
Good morning ☕️ Awesome job taking matters into your own hands. Waiting on a tech for a week is unacceptable. You will benefit greatly by making projects like this DIY. Reach out to us any time. ☕️🧰
Just a word of caution; If your heat goes off and if the temperature outside is freezing, DO NOT WAIT. Get it fixed ASAP. You run the risk of freezing your water pipes in the walls. Then that turns into a much more expensive Horror show.
Good morning ☕️ saving hundreds is awesome! 😁👍 You are welcome, thanks for sharing this comment. Looking forward to 2024, many more helpful videos to come. 🧰
Good morning ☕️ We are honored to read this, thank you. Great to hear you have warm heat again, awesome job making it a DIY project. Looking forward to 2024, many more helpful videos to come. 🧰
That’s awesome, you are very welcome. We are honored to read this, and you earned that rewarding feeling from successfully completing your DIY project. 😎👍 Looking forward to 2024, many more helpful videos to come. 👍🧰
This is indeed a very common issue. You can also use fine grit sand paper to clean the sensor rod. I find it’s more effective than the brush as it covers more surface area in a single stroke, and you can modulate the grinding pressure more easily as well.
We appreciate that, and you are THE MAN for taking the time to share this comment. We like you channel name! 😎👍 Let us know if you have any questions and hey if you’re into crypto, join our DIY ecosystem. toolboxtoken.com Reach out to us any time! 🧰
Very cool & thanks for sharing this. Great job finding & cleaning the corroded electrical connection point George. Definitely a rewarding feeling getting your DIY project completed...not to mention a warm home. 😀 Let us know if you have any questions.
Good morning, thank YOU! Let us know if you have any questions and hey if you’re into crypto, join our DIY ecosystem. toolboxtoken.com Enjoy your Saturday, reach out to us any time! 🧰
Good morning, thanks for sharing this. We are drinking our morning coffee answering any and all questions for the DIY community. Let us know if you have any questions and hey if you’re into crypto trading, check out our newly launched DIY ecosystem. Toolboxtoken.com Reach out to us any time! 🧰
Awesome, and good morning. Thanks for sharing this. We are always here to answer any questions. Reach out to us any time and hey if you’re into crypto trading, check out our newly launched DIY ecosystem. Toolboxtoken.com We DIYers need to stick together! 🧰
No brush guys you don’t wanna scratch that. Use a dollar bill or a piece of the finest wet dry sandpaper that sold that’s just about like smooth paper you don’t wanna scratch that ride or will start collecting carbon and dust and dirt and everything on it which causes the problem.
Thanks for watching, any update? It may be time to replace your limit switch. Below is a link to our video showing how to replace the switch. th-cam.com/video/r9Wx9U7WnWg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IFP-b0JgyK6ktfKr Please keep us posted. 🧰
will the linked part replacement work on all furnaces? I cleaned mine today, but it did not have an angle like the one in this video- just a straight metal piece. Anyways, the cleaning didn’t work:( wondering if I should order this piece or hire a pro
Interesting, I can’t tell on my unit which part of two is the flame sensor. Theres two possibilities. But my heater sometimes works and sometimes doesn’t. It seems to work after turning my system off for a bit and then turning it back on. So now I’m wondering if my thermostat control limits how many times my heater can turn on in a given amount of time, like an hour. I’ve heard that some systems have controls to set the limits on how many times a heater or AC could turn on in an hour or so.
Thanks for watching, that’s definitely a possibility. In the meantime, are any of your floor vents throughout your home covered in any way? All it takes is one floor vent to be covered by a rug or a dresser, causing a backflow of air pressure that the furnace can detect and lead to a system shut down for safety purposes.
AWESOME, that’s great news!!! Makes for a great Wednesday night moving forward. 😁 Let us know if you have any questions. Hey if you’re into crypto trading, we just launched our new platform website. Toolboxtoken.com We DIYers need to stick together! 🧰
My themostat accidently got switched from heat to cool. After awhile; when I noticed it, I put it in the off position, then later on heat. Now, quite often, it will start then stop after just a couple seconds. Could the switch from heat to cool have messed something up?
Is it not odd that the blower comes on well before the inducer does? The inducer has failsafes on it which cause same issue but i always thought it would turn on the inducer to clear any residual in the exchanger then establish flame to heat the exchanger finally turning on the blower so it doesnt blow a bunch of cold air in..
So mine is making a loud bang when it shuts off I seriously don't know if it's always done that I've only lived here for 4 months and you know it's just now winter so you would think I'd know but is this normal?
Good morning, we are drinking our morning coffee answering any and all questions for the DIY community. This is usually caused by a worn out blower fan mount. The large blower fan can begin spinning in a slightly offset manner while furnace is running. After furnace turns off, the blower fan begins to wind down and once at a slower rotation speed, it sometimes hits the mount and makes a bang or clunk sound.
I have this exact set up on my gas furnace. I pulled out the flame sensor and cleaned it. Its throwing a code: 6 steady light flashes. My furnace turns on and heat then shuts off. Flashing 6 light code. I changed the flame sensor with a brand new one. Can you help me with this??? Thanks :)
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Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. Heat is very important this time of year. 😀 Hope all is well with you and your family, enjoy that warm home. 😎👍🔧🔩
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Hey just suggestion: Put affiliate links to any tool that you used in a given DIY project - for example that thin wrench you used in this video! And your work light, etc..
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Much appreciated. We have been slowly adding affiliate links to our videos, that’s a great idea and bonus for our viewers, as well as us as the creators. 😁👍🧰
Thx can’t do it myself tho
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I'm a widow whose furnace stopped working on the first cold spell of the year in Eastern BC Canada. All the furnace repair shops in town were closed for the weekend. Your videos helped me identify what was wrong & I was able to fix it myself. A million thanks to you for your videos ❤ so grateful
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We are honored to read this, thank you for writing us. Sorry to hear about your loss.
A true testament to the power of DIY! Facing reality of a weekend of not being able to contact a technician to service your furnace, you transformed into DIY mode and conquered your mission.
It’s an incredibly rewarding experience when navigating through a stressful situation as you did and coming out on top…while saving money not to mention…😁
Thanks again for sharing this, please reach out to us any time.
What was broken that you were able to fix?
Watching this helped me fix my sister's furnace. Her house was freezing with a sick child. Can't stress enough how awesome it is to have a community of DIY people willing to share their knowledge.
Awesome job coming to the rescue!! Your sister and her child are lucky to have you. 😎👍
The DIY community is our favorite and we do everything we can to help. Let us know if you have any questions.
I woke up today to a 55 degree house, with it being exactly ZERO degrees Fahrenheit outside here in Minnesota. Watched this, fixed the issue, and the furnace fired my home back to comfort. I can not thank you enough!!!!
Thanks for watching Steve, a cold home is never any fun, especially in the Minnesota temperatures this time of year.
We appreciate you sharing this and it’s great to hear your home is warm again.
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Woke up 5am like so many others with no heat. Found this video and my system is alive and running again! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Good morning ☕️ that is great to hear. Thank you for taking the time to share this. No heat this time of year is no good. Awesome job making it a DIY project.
Around 2am noticed the furnace was blowing nothing but cold air. -9 degrees here in Colorado. Watched your video at 230am, short time after heat is running strong. You're a godsend! Thank you!
I attempted this with a completely negative attitude with much doubt thinking it was too easy and wasn't going to work. My family and I have been in a cold house for almost a week now. I was wrong it worked! Just wanted to say thank you and you saved me a lot of money and time waiting for a tech to show up. Also I subscribed to your channel. Hope you can make some money from you tube for all the money you just saved people!
Awesome Awesome, that’s great to hear. Great job making it a DIY project, we appreciate you sharing your experience.
Thanks for watching! 😎👍
Take the number of "likes" on this video and multiply it by $200. That's how much money this video saved people. Thank you and congratulations on your successful community service.
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That is awesome and saving money is a great thing. A special thanks to you for taking the time out of your morning to share this comment, it means the world to us.
Please let us know if you have any questions. 😎👍
That’s great
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Absolutely, I just saved my $200. Super simple and done in minutes. Also, I did not have to wait for the technician to come and be without the heat for days
Seriously had a week wait and that fixed it no problem 30 seconds mine wasn’t that dirty also
It’s 2am and I have a 5 day old newborn baby . My house was freezing andThis video saved the day , thanks !!
Good morning ☕️ awesome job getting to the furnace and making it a DIY project. You saved the day as well for your little 5 day old.
You would have had to wait a long time for a technician to show up. Awesome job again making it a DIY project. 🧰
I was working 14 hours shift when i get back home was freezing cold already watched too many videos no One of them works, but yours help a lot. Thank you so much for saving me.
It's 12 degrees in michigan right now. This video is keeping us warm tonight. Thank you!
Hi Tim, that’s chilly indeed. Great job getting your furnace fixed, definitely puts you in a great mood after tackling a DIY project.
Thanks for sharing this. Oh, and big game on the 31st, GO BLUE!!!! 😎👍
My friend you are a genius and just gave heat back to my home. This was so easy and saved me easily over $300. Furnace is now heating the house like a champ. I gave you a like and a subscribe.
Very cool & we appreciate you watching & sharing this. You can put that $300 towards something more meaningful.
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Thanks for posting this! Live in Maryland and with a cold system bringing single digits temps two days before Christmas - it was the worst time for a heating issue. Furnace kept igniting but cutting off. Followed these instructions and furnace fired up as normal. Thanks again for the simple, clear instructions!
John, that’s great news and we appreciate you sharing this. You aren’t kidding, the cold temperatures are taking full control.
Stay safe and warm, awesome job making this a DIY project and getting your furnace back up and running.
100% fixed the issue I was having with my furnace! Thanks alot for making this video. I know nothing about furnaces but you just saved me a couple hundred bucks not having to call those hvac guys out
You are very welcome, and thank YOU for sharing this today. 😁👍
After changing the filter and trying nearly everything else we watched this video and our furnace fixed right up! Thank you so much for this video.
That’s GREAT NEWS!!!! 😁👍
Thanks for watching and sharing this.
Thanks! For your video. It helps me to fix my furnace problems in the middle of the night.
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Good morning and thank you so much for the Super-Thanks. This means the absolute world to us. 😁👍🧰
Just got back putting everything together and your teaching was key! Thank you for such great work in teaching others, God bless you brother.
Thank you so much, it’s 3 am and my house temp was 64 and I have children sleeping. I cleaned like you said and system turned on. God bless you and your family
You are very welcome Joseph, good morning & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. We appreciate you watching & sharing this.
Awesome job on your end getting up in the middle of the night & taking on this project to keep your children warm.
We love hearing about experiences like yours. Again, awesome job & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club.
Hopefully many stress free days ahead for you! 😎👍
I really want to thank you 🙏 I live in chicago and tonight will be in the 20s I was able to fix this problem because of good people like you thank you so much my brother!!!
You are very welcome, and thank YOU for sharing this. Chicago is VERY cold this time of year for sure. 😬
Awesome job making this a DIY project, hopefully a stress-free weekend ahead for you.
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I was about to call someone to come and fix it, then I watched your video and my furnace started working again. Not sure were you are located at, but if you are ever in Michigan, I'll buy you a beer! You are the man!
We are honored to read this, and thank you for sharing it on your Thursday afternoon. A 🍺 sounds good. 😁👍
Enjoy your upcoming weekend.
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Thank you so much , I never thought I will be able to fix such a thing via watching a video . I did it and you saved my children from cold night .
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Awesome Awesome Awesome job making it a DIY project and getting it fixed. It’s an incredible feeling when you accomplish your DIY projects and in the end… YOU are the hero once again for your kids.
A cold night for the kids is no fun, great job! Hopefully many stress-free days ahead for you, enjoy your weekend.
Thank you thank you thank you a million times more. Got the heat working because of this video. It’s midnight here and I have a two month old and we’re receiving a cold front tonight dropping as low as 17 degrees. You’re a life saver.
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We are very honored to read this. You are very welcome. 17* is VERY COLD and having your furnace up and running is important. 😁👍
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You're a legend! Thanks man. Woke up to a cold house this morning and started googling. This video was the solution! Thanks!
Thanks! Woke up house was 50 and couldn’t get anyone out. You def helped me out big time 👍🏿
Thanks so much for these video, today on Christmas Day no HVAC company is open in Colorado 26° F. And the house was getting cold really fast, I watched your video and I was able to fix the problem. Saved a lot of money also by fixing it my self. Thanks so much and Merry Christmas!!!!!!
That’s awesome, and great job!!!!
Welcome to the DIY Raptor Club, and Merry Christmas to you as well. Enjoy that warm home. 😁👍
Thanks! Mine was showing code 34. It had no soot and barely any visable oxidation. Once I carefully cleaned it off with a steel wool brush it worked perfectly! For anyone wondering the slightest build up naked to the eye made mine quit working. I couldn't believe it. Last year it was the ignitor, and this year the flame sensor. I liked and subbed to help the channel 💪
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. We appreciate you sharing this!
Awesome job Joshua, we subscribed to your channel as well. Many more helpful videos to come.
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@@DIYwithMichaelBorders thank you! 🙏🙏
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My furnace inducer motor is kicking on and off repeatedly but nothing else will kick on..any clue what this issue is? I think it’s something simple but I can’t figure it out. 15 degrees here…if I can’t figure it out I’m going to call a tech tomorrow
The flame sensor signal is very small measured at approx. 4-7 micro amps DC. Any oxidation or the build up of mercaptan on the sensing rod will impede this signal and shut off the gas valve circuit on flame failure. Keeping it clean with a few light passes of very fine steel wool is the best prevention.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I removed & cleaned the sensor and it worked, my family is happy because it got fixed on a cold night 👍🏾
You are very welcome, thanks for watching & that’s great to hear.
A warm happy family is a blessing. Awesome job Luis, enjoy your upcoming week.
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You are a lifesaver. I noticed the heat wasn’t kicking on and the flame would only ignite for like 10 seconds then shut off. I removed the filter to make sure it wasn’t an airflow issue and it still happened. The flame light on the control board would blink when the flame was on. I cleaned the flame sensor with some sandpaper and reinstalled, now the flame stays on and the light on the board is solid instead of blinking so I think it worked. Seriously huge thanks to you for saving me the money and headache.
So happy to help, and AWESOME JOB making it a DIY project. That’s so cool that the sandpaper trick solved the issue.
Hopefully many stress free days ahead for you. 😎👍
@@DIYwithMichaelBorders Yea I didn’t have a metal wire brush so I just figured sandpaper would work in a pinch! I only sanded enough to remove the soot and expose fresh metal.
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Furnace kept kicking off (of course on Xmas Eve) our furnace servicer didn't pick up phone for 30 minutes, did a TH-cam search and found this guy. In under an hour the furnace was humming along beautifully. If you are ever in Louisville, the drinks are on me...cheers.
Thanks for watching and sharing this, might have to take you up on that. GREAT JOB making it a DIY project and getting that furnace back up and running.
We know that awesome rewarding feeling it gives you, thanks again.
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This helped me immensely! Got it fixed in less than 10 minutes. 🙏🏽
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Thanks a lot. Cold night with small children. You a life saver!!!
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Keeping those children warm is important. 😀👍
I should've watched this vid like a month ago😥 i kept turning the switch on&off for my furnace to turn on again,
Sir thank you very much!
, i follow your steps and it has been working good 🙏 🤝
Worked like a charm!! Mine was hard to get to so I took a piece of sandpaper and cleaned it off, Voila!
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Very cool, we appreciate you writing us. Sandpaper to the rescue! 😁
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Thanks! Did the trick. There was very little corrosion on the sensor. I cleaned what little was there, re-installed the sensor, started back up, and voila!
Good morning, you are very welcome. Even the slightest bit of corrosion can cause havoc. Awesome job cleaning it.
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Thank you so so much for posting this! This is exactly what was wrong with my furnace, and now it’s working again thanks to your video!
AWESOME job making it a DIY project and getting your furnace back up and running.
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Absolutely Outstanding Video, furnace is running like a champ! Thank you !!!
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Awesome job making this a DIY project, thanks for watching. Happy New Years!
You are as amazing!! Thank you!!! I followed these simple steps and was able to get mine up and running again. Thank you!
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We appreciate that, but we think of it this way…You are amazing, 👍👍 goes to you for making it a DIY project!
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You will continue to benefit greatly over the years by making your projects DIY!
Thank you so much for this great information. Saved us a service call and got the furnace back up and heating up nicely.
Thank you, we appreciate that. Awesome job making it a DIY project. Saving money is awesome, and you definitely saved a good chunk of cash by not calling a plumber. 😁👍
Worked great - easy instructions and clear to follow. Saved us paying overtime for a service call. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. That’s great to hear you’re back up and running. Saving money is a great thing...especially this time of year.
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🙏🏾👍🏾Hey I also want to join the group of ppl who thanked you for your contributions. YOU ARE GOD'S SEND. GOD BLESS YOU. I just finished cleaning the heating sensor with the wire brush. Installed it back and my furnace is operating nice and warm.🔥🔥🔥 God bless you... And thank you again
Outstanding, and we appreciate that. Awesome job making it a DIY project.
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Right on the money. My furnace was short cycling. I cleaned out the flame sensor and problem solved. Thank you.
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I just wanted to say I did this and it fixed my problem I appreciate it and thank you .best video
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That’s awesome, a true testament to the power of DIY. Definitely paves the way for a less stressful Thanksgiving.
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well sir, worked like a charm! i have a "HOT DAWG" unit in the garage. lil bit harder to get at the sensor, but, it did it. thanks so much.
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thank you so much! my furnace burners were turning on then shutting off seconds later and after watching this I was able to fix it!
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It works, it works, it works. I am so happy. Thank you so much for the video. It saves me a lot of $$$$ and time.
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You helped with my cruze and now my furnace!! You rock! Thank you!!
Thank you for posting this! You sir, are a life saver!
Thanks for the video. Super simple and saved me around $200
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You are a savor brother I went up there and did that myself cleaned off the sensor I appreciate the information
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JUST fixed my furnace using this video. TYSM!!
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Just did this and it fixed the problem, Thank you!!
Awesome, great job making it a DIY project. Staying warm is important. We literally lost power last night and it’s estimated to come back on in 48 hours. Looks like our furnace gets to take a break. Let us know if you have any questions.
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Well spoken and to the point, thanks!
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Thank you! This helped me get my heater running again!
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Worked! This is a 5-Star Video!
Just cleaned my flame sensor been waiting on a tech for a week issue resolved thanks
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Fricking Genius 👍👍👍
You got my heater working!! Thank You
Just a word of caution; If your heat goes off and if the temperature outside is freezing, DO NOT WAIT. Get it fixed ASAP. You run the risk of freezing your water pipes in the walls. Then that turns into a much more expensive Horror show.
Thank you for posting this video. Fixed the issue for me.
Just saved me hundreds thank you so much
Good morning ☕️ saving hundreds is awesome! 😁👍
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Worked for me. Don’t be deceived but what appears to be a clean sensor. Go ahead and hit it with a steel brush anyway. Thanks!
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That’s great to hear, awesome job! 😁
Thank you so much for taking the time to show us what to do
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Thank you for your video. That did the trick this morning.
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We are honored to read this, thank you. Great to hear you have warm heat again, awesome job making it a DIY project.
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I did it and solved my problem. THANK YOU A LOT!
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This is indeed a very common issue. You can also use fine grit sand paper to clean the sensor rod. I find it’s more effective than the brush as it covers more surface area in a single stroke, and you can modulate the grinding pressure more easily as well.
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Fixed it! Returning the thermostat I bought. Thanks a lot for the video and info!
Awesome Awesome, thanks for watching & sharing this. What ended up being the issue?
@@DIYwithMichaelBorders Dirty flame sensor. Cleaned it up and all good now. Thanks again!
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Very cool, a rewarding DIY project!
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Could a bad flame sensor cause a furnace to shut off after minutes of running?
Thank you so much. Cleaning the sensor fixed mine and now the flame stays lit.
Awesome, and good morning. You are welcome, but more thanks to YOU for taking the time to share this. 😁👍
YOU ARE THE MANNNN!!!!!!!!
We appreciate that, and you are THE MAN for taking the time to share this comment. We like you channel name!
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My flame sensor was clean but the electrical connector had corrosion. So i used emery cloth on the both sides of the connection,this cured my problem.
Very cool & thanks for sharing this. Great job finding & cleaning the corroded electrical connection point George. Definitely a rewarding feeling getting your DIY project completed...not to mention a warm home. 😀
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This works it really works! Thank you!!!
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Muchas gracias por la información.
Me gusto mucho el video por ser corto y conciso ya le puse me gusta y me suscribí.
Gracias y bendiciones
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Thank you very much, this actually fixed my furnace
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Thank you Sir!!
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The furnace ran for a little bit and then shut off now. New sensor maybe?
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New sensor recommended for sure. Your current sensor may be in its early stages of complete failure…and acting sporadically. 👍🧰
Yep! Cleaning the sensor did the trick. Thank you!
You are welcome and thats great. Awesome job making it a DIY project.
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No brush guys you don’t wanna scratch that. Use a dollar bill or a piece of the finest wet dry sandpaper that sold that’s just about like smooth paper you don’t wanna scratch that ride or will start collecting carbon and dust and dirt and everything on it which causes the problem.
Hi Michael I got the same issue and I replaced the whole flame sensor for a new one but still doing the same thing,
Thanks for watching, any update? It may be time to replace your limit switch.
Below is a link to our video showing how to replace the switch.
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will the linked part replacement work on all furnaces? I cleaned mine today, but it did not have an angle like the one in this video- just a straight metal piece. Anyways, the cleaning didn’t work:( wondering if I should order this piece or hire a pro
Interesting, I can’t tell on my unit which part of two is the flame sensor. Theres two possibilities. But my heater sometimes works and sometimes doesn’t. It seems to work after turning my system off for a bit and then turning it back on. So now I’m wondering if my thermostat control limits how many times my heater can turn on in a given amount of time, like an hour. I’ve heard that some systems have controls to set the limits on how many times a heater or AC could turn on in an hour or so.
Thanks for watching, that’s definitely a possibility. In the meantime, are any of your floor vents throughout your home covered in any way?
All it takes is one floor vent to be covered by a rug or a dresser, causing a backflow of air pressure that the furnace can detect and lead to a system shut down for safety purposes.
Worked like a charm. Much appreciated! :)
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It work! Thanks bud
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Solved my problem let’s goooo!!! Thank you so much
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Thank You!
My themostat accidently got switched from heat to cool. After awhile; when I noticed it, I put it in the off position, then later on heat. Now, quite often, it will start then stop after just a couple seconds. Could the switch from heat to cool have messed something up?
Is it not odd that the blower comes on well before the inducer does? The inducer has failsafes on it which cause same issue but i always thought it would turn on the inducer to clear any residual in the exchanger then establish flame to heat the exchanger finally turning on the blower so it doesnt blow a bunch of cold air in..
Thank you! Fixed my furnace.
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Thanks that help me fix that problem in my heater
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So mine is making a loud bang when it shuts off I seriously don't know if it's always done that I've only lived here for 4 months and you know it's just now winter so you would think I'd know but is this normal?
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This is usually caused by a worn out blower fan mount. The large blower fan can begin spinning in a slightly offset manner while furnace is running.
After furnace turns off, the blower fan begins to wind down and once at a slower rotation speed, it sometimes hits the mount and makes a bang or clunk sound.
That worked for me, thanks a bunch.
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I have this exact set up on my gas furnace. I pulled out the flame sensor and cleaned it. Its throwing a code: 6 steady light flashes. My furnace turns on and heat then shuts off. Flashing 6 light code. I changed the flame sensor with a brand new one. Can you help me with this??? Thanks :)
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Thanks for watching, by chance have you replaced your Limit Switch? Below is a helpful video link that shows the replacement process as this may be your cause.
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this fixed it, thanks!
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You save me so much 💰 & now I have heat 👍🏾👍🏾😁
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. Heat is very important this time of year. 😀
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