86. If the heating furnace emits a regular back-and-forth roaring sound, there is an issue with the instrument adjustment parameters. How should this sentence be understood?

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83. If the heating furnace emits a regular back-and-forth roaring sound, there is an issue with the instrument adjustment parameters. Just saw it; I don’t understand how to interpret this sentence

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It’s not easy to understand; it depends on where the sound is coming from. Different locations of the sound lead to different conclusions. The presence of sound doesn’t necessarily mean there’s a problem with the instrument – it’s also necessary to check whether it’s an issue related to the operating conditions on site

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86. If the heating furnace emits a regular back-and-forth roaring sound, there is an issue with the instrument adjustment parameters. How should this sentence be understood?

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