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Comment by Guy DuBois on March 28, 2013 at 9:12am At this point, spillage, worst case & draft #'s were a moot issue. It was determined that the interior of the chimney this was venting to had collapsed, so no draft. With no nearby location to exit the structure via standard flue pipe, a decision was made to replace the induced draft natural gas unit with a condensing furnace. If the chimney wasn't blocked, that B-vent flue would have been repaired/replaced to remove the smaller diameter choke point.
Nice catch, right next to a leaky return...
Pass spillage? Worst Case Caz and draft pressure numbers?
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