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Carrier weathermaker 8000 gas furnace-well insulated 2,000 sq. foot patio home,purchased new,13 years old.have furnace serviced & checked twice yearly.change filter monthly.Heating bill 250-300, electric 225. Home checked by professional for insulation, window leaks,,etc., found everything fine. Neighbor (two homes, one building, same furnace,-bills about 1/2 of ours)in past ran fans on furnace all time. stopped thinking this might be problem. Help

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Easy way to fine the high usage is to turn everything off and watch your meter and have someone start turning thing back on and watch for the most usage of power

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