Posted by roger tomfohrde on January 15, 2018 at 11:32:40 from (174.219.6.251):
In Reply to: Carrier Furnace. posted by Mark-IA on January 15, 2018 at 10:21:31:
The carrier heat exchanger failure was the lining in the secondary would come loose and plug the passageway. If left too long it would rust through. Usually the pressure switch would short cycle. Furnace was designed to have a minimum temp of 60 degrees at the heat exchanger or it would fail. Changed out quite a few not the best because other things would fail and be a bad desision. If it old don’t fix replace. I was oem incorrectly installed would do it also. for five years. Only way it can pass co is if the exchanger was rusted through and that is operator usage and not the heat exchangers warranty.
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