Well we woke up this morning at about 4:30 with no heat. I started feeling it about 2:30 this morning. We have hot water heat I checked the furnace the pump is barley turning. I put some oil in the oil hole it didn't change a thing. I called a company that had worked on the gas value last year the answering service said they would pass the work order to the company. Well I hope they do the work today I get my knee scoped tomorrow to see what's wrong with it after I got hurt at work. I know I'm getting old. Oh well we will see, its going to warm up. YEA
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No Heat
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Re: No Heat
Good luck with getting the heat back on, Jeff. And with the knee, too.
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Re: No Heat
Sorry to hear it, Jeff. Nothin' worse than loosing heat in any kind of cold weather. Hope they get it fixed today so you can put that concern off your plate.
Hang in there.
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Re: No Heat
Not a good day for the heat to go down! Hope you get it going soon!
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Re: No Heat
Wow Jeff. terrible timing. Better fire up that monster in your garage and stick a fan in the doorway. Looks like working in the garage is the ideal place for you today. Hand Janice a wrench. I hope help arrives quickly for you.
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