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Posted by on January 26, 2008, 6:07 pm
wrote:
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>> Gents (and ladies),
>>
>> I have a 2000-built Heil NTC6 furnace with a new problem. Water is
>> collecting in the rubber tube that connects the inducer blower to the
>> pressure switch.
>
>(snip)
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>I'm not familiar with this appliance. However:
Then you would be mouth-flapping about it ...WHY. exactly ???
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>Is there a way to route the tube in such manner as no trap is formed? The
>first bend in the tube can be directed up higher than the supply tube, then
>routed to the switch?
You figure you know more and better about the design of this
unit than the folks who built it ? Maybe you could hire on as an
engineer for them ???
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>Water vapor is a byproduct of combustion. If over time it condenses in the
>tube during <off> cycles, that in itself is not necessarily a showstopper,
>if the tube can be routed so that condensate during <off> cycles can drain
>back to the supply tube.
>
>I could be wrong.
Here, you approach insight.
>
>Tom Beckner
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