Haze inside residence caused by overheated furnace motor, Wichita KS
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a residence in Wichita, KS, where a light haze was noticed inside. They traced the haze to an overheated furnace motor. No active fire was found, and the power was shut off at the breaker before fire units left the scene.
Audio|Source: Wichita and Sedgwick County Fire Tac 1-7
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Transcript:
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Command from Measure 1.
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I have a very light haze inside near (number withheld).
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Okay.
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Asking when they turn the heater on.
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We've been able to isolate it to the furnace.
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We are going to just try to kill it at the breakers.
00:28
No fire.
00:33
Okay. Is it an overheated motor or belt or is it dust from when they kicked it on?
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I had to guess it's the motor.
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Joppy. Can I kick engine two loose?
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Ten-four.
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Engine two, you guys can go home?
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Ten-four jeet, thank you.
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Engine one, can I give under control and put the attack channel?
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Ten-four.
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Okay,
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I'm a transfer command to you.
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