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Originally Posted by Flabbibulin
Just to add to this if I may- are there better deals to be found if you do a replacement in spring/summer when things are presumably quieter?
We have a 40yr furnace that is functioning ok, but a failure in harsh weather would be awful. Hearing it run non stop in this weather, and needing to be at 22 or 23 for the house to be comfortable, has me thinking it is time.
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Get it inspected if nothing else. My friends old furnace was functioning fine until the Heat Exchenger perforated and filled his house with CO. Very nearly a tragedy as he had no CO detectors at the time.
I'll take any opportunity to tell this story and suggest CO detectors for everyone.