Ep 2: "Mid and End of Season Maintenance" - March 3, 2009

The vote is in and the next show topic has been selected:

Mid and End of Season Maintence

It ain't sexy, but the timing is good and it is a vital topic with these appliances. The show will be live Tuesday, March 3, 2009 at 7:00pm EST. The link for the live stream will be posted in this thread before it starts. The recording will be posted that night sometime.

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Troubleshooting Connection

Once the show starts you can post your questions in this thread if you have any as the show progresses.

Enjoy.

Any questions guys

What about end of season maintenance on a masonry chimney?

What is the best oil to use for lubing Harman blowers? Synthetic ? Weight?

THANKS, great show!!!

Bruce

I found this homemade device really helpful. Tack welded a brush to the end of a 25' plumber's snake. This allows me to run it through any of the vent passages very easily. Follow up with a vacuum and you've got clean vents.
-Len

What about neutralizing and cleaning the interior of a furnace/stove at the end of the season?

LPS makes a great product that leaves a rust preventing film on ferrous surfaces, works great on the inside of the stove and burns off the next time you light the stove. I get mine from MSC Industrial supply: http://www1.mscdirect.com/CGI/NNSRIT?PM ... O=59469978

Thanks guys!

I'd like to thank Patrick and Paul for another wonderful show, Paul will be posting the audio file shortly if you missed it.

We'll be doing the next one the first Tuesday of every month until further notice so tune in then if you want to catch it live.