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Old 12/30/09, 5:29 PM
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Default TPR valve pipe

Is the galvanized, then flexible brass, then back to galvanized ok? IRC 2803.6.1 did not make mention but I seem to recall this being an issue.
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Default Re: TPR valve pipe

Just realized that the pipe is going in an upward direction.



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Old 12/30/09, 5:41 PM
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Default Re: TPR valve pipe

You are not supposed to link those water appliance connectors together either.
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Old 12/30/09, 6:11 PM
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Default Re: TPR valve pipe

It's just plain wrong.

Simply recommend a licensed Plumber to upgrade existing PTR valve configuration.
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Default Re: TPR valve pipe

Definitely, recommend plumber / replacement.



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