Change filter and clean ducting
The year it was produced has no relevancy on tyhe dust in your home. You may want to consider having your ducts cleaned and possibly a pull and clean on your blower wheel. Also a good cleaning on the evaporator with routine filter changes will help with dust as well. Best Wishes.
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SOURCE: Amana Air Command 80, 20
Hello Bob,
Welcome to fixya,
You said, Amana Air Command 80, 20 years old.
Electronic ignition.
Furnace does not start.
Good power to furnace.
Thermostat properly set.
Where do I start looking?
Sounds like you possibly have one or more bad jets if the unit is a gas furnace!
Let me know how it goes.
Huuum
WOW, listen to this story!
I understand you are looking for the solution to fix your furnace your self.
But I want to tell you my story about my smart wife and our furnace.
When we moved into this house the furnace was 20 years old and she suggested that we put a new one that it will save us money.
I laughed at her and replied if it's not broken why fix it!
Six years later it finally broke down and I replaced the whole furnace and central air unit with a new one.
Our utility bill went down $100 dollars a month!
That's $7200. that I lost over 6 years due to not respecting my wife's power of reasoning!
If you can afford it or can get financing replace any unit 20 years old and it will pay for it self.
Can you imaging $1200. a year for 20 years is $24,000 dollars I'm saving with a new and efficient unit.
Do the math!!!!!!!!!
Thank You,
Huuum, Hope I gave you some good fatherly advice.
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SOURCE: How can I get a manual for my Rheem Gas Furnace
Contact Paloma/Rheem customer (800-432-8373) support and tell them what you have; they'll send you the documentation - by regular/email.
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JZ...
SOURCE: Our furnace is a six
Thank you for posting your question here on Fixya.com.
What is the problem you are having that makes you think it is the pump? The pump has nothing to do with furnace operation; it is there to remove condensate and humidification water from the furnace to a drain or sink. If the furnace is tied to the pumps secondary float to allow the pump to shut off the furnace due to high water, disconnect the switch and wire nut the two wires from the furnace together.
If you want to fix the pump, a few common problems center on lint and dust buildup in the reservoir and/or tubing. You can use compressed air to blow out the discharge line. Be careful to keep the end in a safe direction...you would be surprised who much slimy crud builds up in the tubes. You can take the top off the reservoir and clean inside it. On the coldest days, check to be sure the water is not somehow freezing within the discharge, which would only seem possible if for some reason the tubing leads outdoors.
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John
SOURCE: amana gas furnace,air command 80 sv. does not ignite blows cold
Hi check out the pressure switch jump it out and see if it lights also check the igntion coil is glowing
SOURCE: Amana Air Command 80 SSE gas furnace will not stay running
In the path of the flame on the last burner that starts, there will be a small rod. That rod is the flame sensor. Take a scrub pad and polish it. Also check the electrical connection that goes back to the circuit board. Disconnect any ground wire from the circuit board to furnace cabinet, sand it and replace it.
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