This YouTube clip (Derek Cole) is an instructional walkthrough on preparing and checking gas pressure for correct furnace combustion during maintenance. The speaker emphasizes verifying fuel type (propane vs. natural gas), locating the propane tank and the system data plate, firing the furnace, and measuring/adjusting incoming and manifold gas pressures to ensure proper operation.
So I like to put a writing on it sometime. If it was there, will save me the problem of taking it off. So the next tent that come along can't see what it's supposed to be because it's always covered up. And I save you one step. So typically, I like to put it there. Basically, all I'm doing is getting set up to check the gas pressure on the system to make sure we have a perfect combustion. So each maintenance, we make sure verify if we have natural gas or propane. In this case, we have propane. You see that propane tank in the back of the yard? So basically, you have to look under the data plate inside the system. And once you fire the furnace up, you check the insurer to make sure you have the right gas pressure coming in, and then adjust to make sure you have the right pressure going.
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