Murfy
Well-Known Member
alright-
it's not cold that hurts the plants it's frost. if they didn't have frost on them they're good.
what's the furnace doin?
try this. there is a vacuum valve. it has two wires with spade connectors and a hose, that goes to a nipple on the induction fan motor. tap the valve with screwdriver handle. remove vacuum hose and make sure it isnt blocked. then inspect the nipples the vacuum hose came off of and make sure they are clear. this is likely your problem.
it's not cold that hurts the plants it's frost. if they didn't have frost on them they're good.
what's the furnace doin?
try this. there is a vacuum valve. it has two wires with spade connectors and a hose, that goes to a nipple on the induction fan motor. tap the valve with screwdriver handle. remove vacuum hose and make sure it isnt blocked. then inspect the nipples the vacuum hose came off of and make sure they are clear. this is likely your problem.