Questions & Answers for: split natural gas line

...split unit, and has electric a/c and natural gas heating and is six years old. The wiring on the original Bryant thermostat is a follows: 2 red wires connected to the R terminal; 1 yellow wire ...

...natural gas flame should be a bright blue with the tip of the flame having just a tinge of yellow. A propane flame should have a bluish green flame with a tinge of yellow at the tip. The flame should ...

...natural gas using the pressure.  Apparently there are other reasons for the error code, as mine is also flashing e17 and all vents are clear, fan operates normally, and this is the only lp ...

natural gas or propane. 5) If none of these resolve the issues you are having, it is also possible you have a faulty or defective regulator, which may mean replacement. If the pressure still seems too

natural gas, electronic ignite. Could it be a air sensor? I don't think the air lines are clogged, any help would be appreciated. Hi, and no it would not be any clogged lines. Not knowing if this is a