A short YouTube video (by Derek Cole) featuring a brief dialog where a caller reports a raw gas smell after turning on their heating. Speakers state that a raw gas smell is abnormal, list possible causes (gas pressure issues, LP tank refill effects, damaged gas lines from impacts), and advise contacting the gas company or an HVAC/heating-and-air technician to inspect the system.
Maybe you should address too, because I had this phone call the other day, the difference between, like, that kind of smell and this lady called in and said, I just turned my heat on for the first time, but now it smells like gas.
Yeah. You shouldn't be having a raw gas smell. Yeah. So with that, you could have a gas pressure issue or a gas line issue. A lot of units we go to, we do have to adjust the pressure every year, and depending on if it's lp, if they refilled the tank, if there's somewhere in a gas line during the summer, maybe a rock hit something and did a little thing. So, yeah, you shouldn't be having a kind of a raw gas smell when it comes on. I would call the gas company or your he and air company to check it out, because that's two different kind of smells.
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