When an inspector performs their inspections on any given residential property, on a furnace in particular, does the inspector have to remove the access panel of the furnace unit and visually inspect the inside components of the unit?
Also on that note, does the inspector have to make notations of findings of their visual examination in reference to the components of the furnace?
No he does not have to remove access panels although most do. The furnace inspection can be a visual inspection of the unit using normal operating controls.
So what is it that is wrong with this particular furnace?
Jason, It entirely is determined by what state you live in. Please give us some more information about the furnace in question and what state your located in.