Recent content by Numb Nuts

Nope, I make my morning coffee in a 60 year old percolator, my morning toast in a 50 year old toaster, rush off to work with my coffee in a 40 year old thermos and most of my tools are inscribed with the initials of people who died 30 years ago. :D

Hope you remember that statement the next time you're in the emergency room having some HF shrapnel removed from your eye or when you're admiring the "good job" the surgeon did on your new nub. But hey, at least you can return the tool for a new one because you purchased the warranty and saved a...

I've got a 16 ounce "Rocket" claw hammer made by the True Temper corp my dear departed pops bought back in the early 60's to build the family cabin with. Even though at the time it would've been considered a cheap, inexpensive tool for the DIY guy of the day, its form, weight and feel is...

And another thing, what good is a warranty if I have to return 10 times before I hit on a tool that won't break because the 11 year old Chinese boy who lives in the factory he works in by some miracle did his job right the morning he made it? I'm not going to play this game anymore, child labor...

I work in the metal trades and a few years back decided to give the HF hand tools a shot out in the field. I figured hell, why not? They're inexpensive enough so it wasn't a huge hit to my wallet and I had all my quality tools in the truck for back up if something broke. The HF tools not only...

Brian... not Brain, sorry man, my bad!

Terrible filter advice? No way man! Pleated filters are a conspiracy brought about by big filter and the 3M corporation to bring down the american economy!:scared: But seriously, Brain brought up a valid point. I hadn't considered the air quality, unit run times and usage in places such as the...

Code 14 refers him to #34. Lets see if we can remove some of the mystery from this thing. #34 first refers to the gas valve, its not turned off so we can rule that out. The valve itself could be bad but we need to rule everything in #34 out before we go there. He cleaned his old flame sensor...

A thorough cleaning is a good start, if the problem persists I would suggest going through and testing each safety to see if you can duplicate the trouble code you're getting. To do this, disconnect power supply to unit and then proceed to disconnecting one of the leads to the safety you choose...