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The typical 'summer/winter' switch is an added switch associated with OLD heating systems back in the 50's and 60's before central air conditioning became common in homes. I doubt that your new furnace had one installed because you can accomplish the same thing by switching the fan on at the thermostat sub-base. That is, of course, providing you have a subbase with 'fan-on-auto' on it.
Hello, if you are referring to,the blower motor then most likely the relay on tne integrated contol board is malfunctioning. Unfortunatly the whole board must be replaced in this case.
It sounds to me like your draft motor is probably shuttimg off on thermal overload. They will get to hot and shut down until the motor cools down then run again.But by that time it's caused other trouble so I think you need to replace the motor first and then see what other problems it has caused.I hope this helps you and thanks.
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Yes, it can be set on concrete blocks or anything non-flammable.
Also make sure that you do not run it if you are working with flammable gases or materials. I don't believe that that heater is sealed combustion.
Make sure also that you have correct venting so you don't wake up dead...
If you can take good precaution then go for it...
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