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[iaov]

So you have a gas stove with a neutral bonded to the case?

So it seemed. I corrected the outlet problem, installed some GFIC's and bonded the gas pipe to the service.

 

[mivey]

Please read that thread and hopefully it will help to understand the OP's situation.

We understand his situation but one of his questions was "why does it care?". Can you think of a good reason for the manufacturer to do this?

I have some furnace schematics around here somewhere that might give a clue. As for now, I'm clueless.

 

[mxslick]

I did not see one person say it is not possible.:roll:

LOL Bob I'm not trying to imply it's not possible...but you yourself said something interesting:

I don't disagree with your logic but what would be the reason for it? :-?

My PC does not care about polarity why should a furnace?:-?

I agree 100% with your points..but since we had hashed this out before on the other (older) threads I thought it worth mentioning.

We understand his situation but one of his questions was "why does it care?". Can you think of a good reason for the manufacturer to do this?

I have some furnace schematics around here somewhere that might give a clue. As for now, I'm clueless.

(Bold/italic added by me)

I would like to know why also. Even the guy who designed the film transports I referenced in the other threads couldn't come up with a good reason as to the logic of the design...