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This type of heater had two covers for access. The first one
was a manual screw which exposed the manifold. The second cover which would allow access to the filter was screwed on. Should I unscrew a panel to access the filter ? Is this going beyond a normal home Inspector procedure ? Im in Southern Calif. David
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Yep. Also a great chance for marketing. Picture for the client so they understand where and how to change the filter.
Stephen Stanczyk Washington State Licensed Home Inspector # 221 President, Washington Association of Property Inspectors (WAPI) (253) 241-0602 calls answered until 10pm Pierce County -Thurston County - King County - Snohomish County |
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thanks
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Please Note:
Gary Reecher is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
? Definite lack of workmanship.
They loved elbows on the vent. A/C drain definitely not vertical. Is that a flexible gas line going into the furnace cabinet? Burner cover missing on water heater. |
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