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Bryant 90Plusi Running In Emergency Heat Mode
I have a Bryant 90Plusi gas upflow furnace that was installed in late 1989. The model is 398BAZ, 60,000 btu.
Is there any problem running in the Emergency Heat mode? Will it cause problems, degrade other components, alter the amount of heat coming through the vents, run inefficient, etc? Dave |
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Re: Bryant 90Plusi Running In Emergency Heat Mode
I assume you have a heat pump to have a tstat with a emergency heat position.If so this will not hurt anything it just runs the furnace .
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Re: Bryant 90Plusi Running In Emergency Heat ModeQuote:
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