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I don't even know where to start with this one. This picture is inside of a furnace with an older concentric type heat exchanger. Is the corrosion of the 'flame diverter/expander plate' detrimental to the operation or efficiency of the furnace. Anybody seen this before? Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
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Quote:
Michael Merino Merino's Home Inspection & Education Inc. "Not just an Inspection, an Education"SM Phone/Fax 708~535~6057
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Recommend to client to take advantage of tax credit and get a new furnace!
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Just state all furnaces require service for safe operation , And you do not see any evidence of service. service recommended. Excessive dirt noted in the chamber. How old was it? did you take a co test?
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Simply a bad gas /air mix.
Recommend an HVAC guy take a look and be done with it. He can check the exchanger. I am guessing that if you pounded on the flue pipe there was lots of debris and maybe even streaking viewed at the seams from condensation. |
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