GAS FURNACE Sample Clauses

GAS FURNACE. All internal functioning parts supplied by the manufacturer;
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GAS FURNACE. If the property you are renting is heated by a gas heater or furnace, it is your responsibility to order and pay for the gas delivery. You must occasionally monitor the level of gas in the tank by looking at the gauge on the tank. (Often, the gas company will insert a smell into the gas to alert you that it is low. The smell is not dangerous; the gas itself does not have an odor.) Allowing the tank to become low or completely empty will cause the pilot light to go out. If you allow this to occur, it will be your responsibility to safely re-light the pilot or pay for the service call to do so.
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GAS FURNACE. 8. The Residents are specifically responsible for costs of repairs and service charges resulting from their carelessness in using the refrigerator, gas/electric range, heating or any of the mechanical equipment, and for drain blockages, such as clogged toilets, sinks and bathtub drains caused by hair, sanitary napkins, paper towels, Kleenex tissues, foreign objects or disposable flush-away diapers.
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GAS FURNACE. Condition: Satisfactory Comments: The gas furnace was inspected and operated. At the time of inspection the furnace was operating as intended and their were no issues or concerns noted. Heat Distribution Condition: Satisfactory Type:Ductwork Location:Each room Combustion Air Condition: Satisfactory Comments: Combustion air is drawn from a dedicated vent outside and vented through a separate dedicated vent through the roof. These vents were not readily accessible and mostly covered up by the wall coverings, thus a full inspection was not possible. Heat Exchanger Condition: Satisfactory Status:Tested Visibility:Not visible Comments: The heat exchanger was not visible as it was enclosed in the unit. The system fired up and began heating quickly and appeared to be operating as intended at the time of this inspection. Unit Venting Condition: Satisfactory
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GAS FURNACE. FALL START-UP
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GAS FURNACE. (Checked in Winter) Check fan off/on control & set differential Check flues Monitor flue draft Check transformers output Clean heat exchanger or elements Additional benefits for Ferran Plan customers include: Priority Service. We offer guaranteed service within 24-hours for all Air Conditioning, Electrical and Plumbing service calls. Should you require additional service calls during the year, you receive a 15% discount off the repair portion of any Air Conditioning, Electrical or Plumbing service invoice.
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GAS FURNACE. Refer to the lighting instructions affixed to each furnace. Each furnace has “ safety” pilot features. Keep the furnace free from dust and dirt. Always leave a window open when sleeping with the furnace in operation. Refer to the Manufacturer’ s Operating & Maintenance Manual for further instructions.
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