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Sealing hole in concrete outside?

Discussion in 'Pellet Stoves, Pellet Fireplaces, Pellet Furnaces' started by Triple A Arsenal, Feb 12, 2015.

  1. Triple A Arsenal

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    Thanks badbob!:cheers:
     
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    Looks like a busy area outside but I shouldn't say anything, mine is similar:zip:
    Otherwise it looks :thumbs:
    Two cleaning T's is very helpful:yes: I wish I had that:(
     
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    By busy do you mean messy? Someone missed spring cleanup :eek:
     
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    25.5' is what I added up. You should still be fine because it's 4" vent.
    Not counting the 45° vent angle because it's the last piece. Even with that, it's 28'.

    Good to go
     
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    I was looking in the manual but no furnace EVL recommendations. What are some of the effects when the EVL is too high?
     
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    Lazy flame, Sooty burn(mostly on low fire).

    I've had no issues with 4" and 28+ EVL. And my blower aint got the power yours does. I had to increase the blower speed one notch on low burn is all I saw for draw backs.
     
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    Do you guys remove the cold air box and clean in the back ? I believe just the combustion fan is back there correct?
     
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    oil the distribution motor but that can be done on the side panel. Dex mentioned the oil slots is on the bottom of the motor, true enough. I yanked mine out and gave it a few drops. I will look into rotating the motor next time I lubricate it.
     
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    I wish I would have rotated mine.

    The distribution blower should be cleaned/brushed/blown out every year (or every other year at most if you run a filter constantly)

    The combustion blower should be removed yearly (old style like Mike and several others) as well if your burning 3-4+ ton. The new units have the clean out plate like yours.

    I also clean and blow out the 2 channels that the distribution blower blows through (50% goes through the heat exchange tunes, the other 50% blows under the bottom of the furnace and comes out at the little slot by the bottom of the door). Just a quick hit with my little brush and blow some compressed air through there.
     
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