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Dr Heat
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Help This Train Is Leaking.
I was on a call today, 10 year old Train 90% builder model. The draft fan was leaking water. The original complaint was noisy fan. Here is the thing that caught my attention, the customer had two furnaces both leaked watter out of the venter motor. Any experiance with this is this a common problem with trains.
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Re: Help This Train Is Leaking.
I have never seen a train leak out of the fan.
the toilets usually just dump on the tracks though. |
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Re: Help This Train Is Leaking.
Could it be from an improper vent system.
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Re: Help This Train Is Leaking.
Train??
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Dr Heat
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Re: Help This Train Is Leaking.
A small detail sometimes overlooked. is that when a condensing furnace designed for 2 pipe installation. Is installed as a single pipe system, and has a short exhaust. It can actually be pulling in too much combustion air.
And cause the flue gasses to be too cool, and have excess condensation. Need a combustion analyzer to tell if it is the problem most of the time. A CA would tell you how much excess air the furnace has. And you could restrict the intake until you had the O2 down to an acceptable level. Also, check temp rise across the heat exchanger. Could be too low. |
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Re: Help This Train Is Leaking.
Check the transitional duct between the secondary HX collector box and the inducer. They crack and leak. You'll have to remove the inducer to get access to the duct.
Check out the Trane furnace bulletin located at http://docs.google.com/gview?a=v&q=c...9WpWqs4w&pli=1
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