Electrical Smoke Odor From Overheated HVAC Unit
4749 Solano Way
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Summary
- Firefighters responded to a structure fire at a residence on Solano Way in Fair Oaks, California. The house was evacuated as crews investigated a light haze and strong electrical odor, focusing on the attic to locate the fire's source.
Timeline
One engine unit will remain on scene to handle the situation, while other units are being released.
Firefighters suspect the HVAC unit is overheating, likely causing the issue.
According to firefighters, the HVAC unit's blade is not spinning and may have seized up.
Firefighters are beginning to release units from the scene as no hazards are present.
Firefighters report no signs of smoke or fire, and no hazards are present.
A tripped breaker was found by firefighters on the sub panel, and the HVAC system is clear.
Firefighters are checking the HVAC system on the roof for the fire's source.
The house has been evacuated, and firefighters are still locating the fire's source.
Firefighters on scene report a light haze and strong electrical odor. They are checking the attic and establishing a water supply.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4749 Solano Way.
One engine unit will remain on scene to handle the situation, while other units are being released.
Firefighters suspect the HVAC unit is overheating, likely causing the issue.
According to firefighters, the HVAC unit's blade is not spinning and may have seized up.
Firefighters are beginning to release units from the scene as no hazards are present.
Firefighters report no signs of smoke or fire, and no hazards are present.
A tripped breaker was found by firefighters on the sub panel, and the HVAC system is clear.
Firefighters are checking the HVAC system on the roof for the fire's source.
The house has been evacuated, and firefighters are still locating the fire's source.
Firefighters on scene report a light haze and strong electrical odor. They are checking the attic and establishing a water supply.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4749 Solano Way.
One engine unit will remain on scene to handle the situation, while other units are being released.
Firefighters suspect the HVAC unit is overheating, likely causing the issue.
According to firefighters, the HVAC unit's blade is not spinning and may have seized up.
Firefighters are beginning to release units from the scene as no hazards are present.
Firefighters report no signs of smoke or fire, and no hazards are present.
A tripped breaker was found by firefighters on the sub panel, and the HVAC system is clear.
Firefighters are checking the HVAC system on the roof for the fire's source.
The house has been evacuated, and firefighters are still locating the fire's source.
Firefighters on scene report a light haze and strong electrical odor. They are checking the attic and establishing a water supply.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4749 Solano Way.
One engine unit will remain on scene to handle the situation, while other units are being released.
Firefighters suspect the HVAC unit is overheating, likely causing the issue.
According to firefighters, the HVAC unit's blade is not spinning and may have seized up.
Firefighters are beginning to release units from the scene as no hazards are present.
Firefighters report no signs of smoke or fire, and no hazards are present.
A tripped breaker was found by firefighters on the sub panel, and the HVAC system is clear.
Firefighters are checking the HVAC system on the roof for the fire's source.
The house has been evacuated, and firefighters are still locating the fire's source.
Firefighters on scene report a light haze and strong electrical odor. They are checking the attic and establishing a water supply.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4749 Solano Way.
One engine unit will remain on scene to handle the situation, while other units are being released.
Firefighters suspect the HVAC unit is overheating, likely causing the issue.
According to firefighters, the HVAC unit's blade is not spinning and may have seized up.
Firefighters are beginning to release units from the scene as no hazards are present.
Firefighters report no signs of smoke or fire, and no hazards are present.
A tripped breaker was found by firefighters on the sub panel, and the HVAC system is clear.
Firefighters are checking the HVAC system on the roof for the fire's source.
The house has been evacuated, and firefighters are still locating the fire's source.
Firefighters on scene report a light haze and strong electrical odor. They are checking the attic and establishing a water supply.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4749 Solano Way.
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