I had no idea a doorbell did that. The giant finally heard it and replaced the doorbell box. Once he replaced it, I was surprised by how quiet the house became and realized that thing had been emitting a low level noise the entire time it was going bad.For the past week I've been having a strange constant humming vibrating pulsing sound in my house that I can't figure out where its coming from. Sorta sounds like a generator running. The sound is not coming from outside and only noticeable inside. I've checked all my appliances, furnace, pipes, turned the electric off but the sound still persists. Any idea of what it might be? Who should I call to help find it? My first thought was an Electrician but as I said the sound remained even when I turned the power off which makes me think it's not electrical although it sounds like it may be. It's driving me crazy trying to figure it out!!
For the past week I've been having a strange constant humming vibrating pulsing sound in my house that I can't figure out where its coming from. Sorta sounds like a generator running. The sound is not coming from outside and only noticeable inside. I've checked all my appliances, furnace, pipes, turned the electric off but the sound still persists. Any idea of what it might be? Who should I call to help find it? My first thought was an Electrician but as I said the sound remained even when I turned the power off which makes me think it's not electrical although it sounds like it may be. It's driving me crazy trying to figure it out!!
Wife's top night stand drawer?
I was going to suggest checking under the bed for a "toy box," earlier.
If all power is off the deep well pump doesn't run and unless he's pumping sewage below the level of the septic tank, there is no pump for that.
For the past week I've been having a strange constant humming vibrating pulsing sound in my house that I can't figure out where its coming from. Sorta sounds like a generator running. The sound is not coming from outside and only noticeable inside. I've checked all my appliances, furnace, pipes, turned the electric off but the sound still persists. Any idea of what it might be? Who should I call to help find it? My first thought was an Electrician but as I said the sound remained even when I turned the power off which makes me think it's not electrical although it sounds like it may be. It's driving me crazy trying to figure it out!!
I'm pretty sure there are thermostatically controlled fans out there. Either that, or Dad built the one we have. I've never fiddled with it so I don't know if there's any adjustability or there's a standard pre-set, but apparently, when temps get to a certain point, the fan starts. Also, there are two attic vents; what I call "Whirlly (SP?) birds;" and louvered vents on each end of the attic. It still gets hot up there in the summer, but the air does circulate somewhat.
