International Association of Certified Home Inspectors
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I did an inspection today and hope someone can help me out on this. It is a condo and has the water heater in a utility closet next to the Heating and Air conditioning unit. The heat is a hot water systme supplied by the water heater. Here is the problem. The closet door has both the upper and lower vents of more than likely the right size for a unit built in 1987 and the return air is directly below these vents. Here is the picture I hope.
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It's okay if the water heater is electric
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Forgot to mention, the water heater is a natural gas water heater.
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Cannot, for some reason get a picture to post. My apologies.
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Please Note:
jlybolt is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Joseph you may have to resize the picture smaller for it to upload
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Whatever your pictures shows, the return air intake must be 10 feet away from an open gas burner.
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