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Posted by on March 8, 2007, 2:33 pm
> > What's the problem with the unit?
> I'm trying to verify that there is none.
> The house is under a purchase contract, but the buyer's home inspector
> failed the heating system because he could not get hot air from the
> registers. That was because the water pumps were not plugged in (it
> was still in "summer" mode). I now have the system configured to work
> correctly, and I'm getting 15 degrees difference between intake and
> registers. I'd like to know what I *should* be getting, so I can
> confirm for the buyers that it's working properly.
Typical Home Inspector...
Since he failed the unit... (I'm not saying it's actually bad here...)
Why not have someone that KNOWS what they are doing inspect it now?
It could end up saving you LOTS of money... remember, just cause it works to
your satisfaction... doesn't mean that it's operating SAFELY.
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> taking hot water from the main water heater (a high efficiency 48-
> gallon unit) and sending it to the air handlers. (When cooling, the
> same air handlers take cold water from water chillers outside.)
> What is the range of temperature I should expect to see between the
> air intake and the registers when the system is operating normally?
> (The water is 120 degrees.)
> Thanks!
> -ted in AZ