Burning odor traced to sump pump motor in home
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Loudoun County VA Fire-Tac
02:10
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Chief, we've pretty much ruled out a gas leak.
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However, we're continuing to investigate a strong burning odor coming from upstairs.
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Copy, and you have ruled out
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gas. However, there is a strong
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odor of something burning.
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Mechanic, we're in the service.
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Moving
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in, drop command to Loudoun.
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Be advised, you're 10 min here, sir.
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Vivian Drive, command copies.
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Ten minutes into the incident, crews from 22 are continuing to investigate a burning odor in the mechanical room.
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We have ruled out a gas leak, however, continuing to try and determine what is causing the burning odor.
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Vivian Drive, command, Loudoun's Road, 2255.
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Command, this is 602.
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Go ahead, 602. I
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believe it's a burnt sump pump motor.
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We have disconnected the power.
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Engine released, engine live.
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Copy. Burned up some pump motor.
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Be good with scanning this back to engine and truck 602.
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Terminating command and releasing the channel.
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Correct.
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Okay, copy.
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Break Loudoun from Devon Drive command.
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Go ahead.
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At (number withheld) Vivian Drive, crews investigated a gas leak.
01:41
Determined to find a burning odor, isolated to burn up some pump.
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Power's been removed from the pump.
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The scale is back.
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Engine 602 , truck 602 .
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All units, all other units can get service.
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Command terminated. You release channel.
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All units, all units, all units, on scene.
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(number withheld) Vivian Drive, holding engine 602 .
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Truck 602 , all units, return to service ready.
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