You know what i hate?

[Blowdout2269]

That's good stuff. Lol
Poor pup is terrified!
You do this, don't you?

[PRIMO]

I hate when you see a picture that reminds you of someone, but you can't quite figure out who. Any ideas?

[StickyNugsAZ]

Get that mooching friend to lug some water up from the creek

[Gingerbeard]

Check out the BBC online. TV BBC is fine for news until you have to see and listen to people you would rather not see or hear. Online lets you filter the turds from the soup.
I have done and will do nothing more than see the headline and picture of earth's greatest warrior getting carried away by helmeted people. She's smiling and staring at the ass of the helmeted person carrying her feet. Ain't never kissed a boy but loves the manhandling helmets, I guess.

[Going2fast]

You need to start recording this stuff. I love out in the sticks. Closest thing to a domestic scuffle I get is two squirrels fighting over a nut.

[Going2fast]

Is that the little c@+&# that was on TV berating a bunch of adults like she was smart or something? Good.

[Gingerbeard]

Greta Thunberg getting arrested. Seriously. Who the Friar Tuck cares?
Not seeing my new neighbors after a few days of banging and outside husband yelling, and wife crying every time I saw her.
Finding out my Doc Martins are not waterproof.
Sweeping and hairing dog hairs every day and picking up hairballs as the day goes on.
Rain days for drying drugs.

[3Berries]

If it's the duct work it would happen just as the fan comes on. If that's not the case then you may have some sort of mini expolsion going on when it's trying to light.

You really need to watch it as it tries to fire up. Usually there is a led on the control board that flashes a code or shows what stage things are in on the start cycle. You'll have to look in the manual for the furnace to interpret what it's showing.

The usual starting sequence is the exhaust dampener opening and a fan coming on to purge any fumes out of the combustion chamber and exhaust, then a gas solenoid will open along with the igniter. Once the flame is established then it runs off the thermostat. There's also some sort of optical eye or other sensor that see the flames to keep it all running.

[Puglover1]

3Berries Will delaying calling someone be detrimental? Like burn out something else? This morning as it was waiting to fire up seemed like I heard some air noise as I passed the basement door. Also, little warmer today, didn't take long later ... it seems to take longest when it's coldest outside. Does that make sense? Is this a definite HVAC tech call, or a handyman that might be cheaper? Not as cold today, maybe they're not as busy as the two weeks in December. TY!

[SoOrbudgal]

No this was door to door salesman for a roofing company. I guess i need to put up sign on my gate. I investegated the company

[3Berries]

The loud boom maybe be the ductwork popping? And the power vent sensor is an air flow sensor that may get the small air tube clogged with dust or pug hair!

[Rwise]

My floor furnace acted that way, it was a loose connection on a thermal sensor, I just bent the spade terminal so it would be tighter. So far thats fixed it. good luck Puglover1

[Puglover1]

3Berries Thanks! Sometimes when it gets very cold outside I hear this big loud boom. I can't imagine deck boards sounding that loud for whatever reason. Does that sound like a furnace thing?

[3Berries]

Puglover1 It probably is the power exhaust vent opening not making the switch or failed sparker/igniter

[Puglover1]

You mean spam calls? OMG, thank goodness for the block option on my phone. I wish 1/4 were people I know, friends calling.