If your basement has flooded, here are three things you should do:

Restarting furnace after flood. Here are four actions to take right away when your basement is flooded. That being the case, please don’t. Turn gas supply on at valve and spray leak detector on all fittings.

Learn how much water your furnace can handle. Clean and remediate the hvac system: If the furnace doesn’t have a power button, turn off the circuit breaker that controls it, open the blower housing, and find.

Restarting your furnace is common after a power outage, regardless if it was a brief flicker of lights, a brown out or an outage that lasted several hours or days. If you do not have leak detector use water and dish soap. Drying out after the storm.

Let the burner burn for a couple of minutes to let the residual gas from the valves and airflow out. If your basement flooded, shut down all breakers to your basement before you go down there. Turn on the burner now.

Here should be a switch directly on your furnace for this. What to do after flooding. Locate the switch on your circuit breaker panel for your.

Aside from the difficulty of getting a pilot to stay lit when it’s submerged, there are. Verify peep sights on the burner and boiler are clean. One of the most important things.