A lot of you have been wanting to know what my reading is, so here it is.
+.5
I hope I did it right!
Manometer Reading
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High for a New Yorker... they say in the "Directions" not over .05 inches.
I've got mine down to 0.025 inches, and it's working much better than before I put the BDD in. Jammed the BDD shut for giggles to see what it would be. YIKES... .155 inches, almost 4 times the maximum draft recommended.
I've got mine down to 0.025 inches, and it's working much better than before I put the BDD in. Jammed the BDD shut for giggles to see what it would be. YIKES... .155 inches, almost 4 times the maximum draft recommended.
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I'm guessing, but I believe the above post is a response to Weather Effects on Furance
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Thats .05, or five hundreths of an inch.