The “Ductwork Installation Guide” is designed for the people who are planning to become HVAC installers or already working in this field. But if you want to just save some money and replace an old furnace “The Furnace Book” is just for you!
The Furnace Book - A Guide For Replacing Your Old Furnace.
Replacing a furnace sounds like a job that must be done by a professional. You may be surprised to know that by following my simple instructions, you can install your own furnace in no time. This book is about replacing or “changing out” an existing furnace. Replacing your own furnace has significant financial advantages. You may be surprised to learn that installing your own furnace may save you a tremendous amount of money. Completing this task on your own can save you as much as $2,000.00. This amount is only an estimate since each furnace replacement is different and some will cost more than others. You can save even more, possible another $1,000.00, if you replace your own central air conditioning unit.
Installation manuals that come with your furnace are written for someone that is a heating & cooling professional. Usually, this task seems very complicated without some prior knowledge of the subject. But this handy book was designed for your first time through a furnace replacement. It will guide you through each step of the removal/replacement process. During the process of installing your new furnace, I’ll will be there with you offering step by step “how to” instructions.
Paul E. King
Chapter by Chapter Description of the Contents
Chapter One – “Purchasing a Replacement Furnace”: The chapter gives a brief explanation how to find out what kind of furnace you are replacing and what do you need to know to buy a new one. Also it’s explaining how to select an AC coil.
3 pictures, 3 pages.
Chapter Two – “Time to Disconnect”: The chapter gives explanation how to disconnect electric, gas line, thermostat wires.
1 picture, 3 pages.
Chapter Three – “Securing the Plenum & Flue Pipes”: The chapter gives explanations how to secure the plenum, so its not fall down when you remove an old furnace. Also what to do with AS coil and old flue pipes.
4 pictures, 3 pages.
Chapter Four – “Tricks to Remove Your Old Furnace”: The chapter gives explanations how to remove a plenum, unhook return air duct, unhook electric, unhook the gas line, disconnect old thermostat wires, unhook the humidifier, turn off power to electric air cleaner.
7 pictures, 4 pages.
Chapter Five – “Review – Preparing to Hook up New Furnace”: The chapter gives detail explanation how to install upflow and downflow furnaces, how to set a furnace up on its place, how to make a transition to the old plenum.
21 picture, 9 pages.
Chapter Six – “Time to Reconnect”: The chapter gives detail explanation how to reconnect the electric, gas line, flue lines, humidifier, thermostat wires, drains, return air
16 pictures, 11 pages.
Chapter Seven – “Starting Your New Furnace for the First Time”: The chapter explains what should be done if you have a propane furnace. What you should check out before start up your new furnace.
3 pages.
Chapter Eight – “Pointers for Adding Central Air Conditioning”: The chapter gives explanations what you can do by yourself and for what you need a professional help.
2 pictures, 3 pages.
Epilogue – “Guidelines for Running Ductwork When Changing Your Existing Furnace”: The chapter gives general explanations how to run ductwork, chose return air grill, figure out the supply duct sizes.
1 picture, 4 pages.
Furnace Terminology, Index
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