About to Burn... Baro for an AA?? Question!
- Freddy
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That vacustack thingy might help. I suppose too you might look into a draft inducer. Draftinducers.com have pics of them.
Freddy wrote:That vacustack thingy might help. I suppose too you might look into a draft inducer. Draftinducers.com have pics of them
Freddy wrote:That vacustack thingy might help. I suppose too you might look into a draft inducer. Draftinducers.com have pics of them.
Ok, Ok, enough!Freddy wrote:That vacustack thingy might help. I suppose too you might look into a draft inducer. Draftinducers.com have pics of them.
I guess one of those vacustack thingys might help!
- coal berner
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Pret Do you have a cleanout door on the outside chimney if so check it and see if it is sealed up you could be losing
draft threw that and it could be causing a backdraft when the stoker is at idle
draft threw that and it could be causing a backdraft when the stoker is at idle
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- Freddy
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Cod? Something's fishy alright. What the? I didn't do that repeating! Must've happened during the brownout. Maybe a moderator can delete some of that to shorten the thread up? Including this one?
- pret
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Hey Coal Berner, I do have a cleanout, but I have plastic wrap and aluminum foil between the door and chimney in an attempt to seal it. I could try some of that moldable weather stripping - that may do a better job. I'll try something the weather stripping tonight and see if anything changes.
Thanks man...
Pret
Thanks man...
Pret
- coal berner
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How about some stove gasket around the cleanout door on the chimney or some of the RTV black sealer or silicon sealer