[Shop-talk] Natural gas fireplace
bjshov8 at tx.rr.com
bjshov8 at tx.rr.com
Mon Oct 11 08:59:10 MDT 2010
I am a professional something and I installed my own gas logs, so does that mean they are "professionally installed"?
If the unit is creating soot, is there enough air going into the unit for adequate combustion? And if the soot is reaching the ceiling then it must be leaking from somewhere. If the exhaust is going out of the chimney, then air has to come in from somewhere to replace it, meaning it has to come into the house from outside and go from the house into the firebox. (I think some fireboxes can pull outside air in directly without it going through the house first.)
> Most of the houses in our neighborhood have the same unit (same builder).
> One neighbor had a soot problem because the unit installed in their house
> had been set up for a different fuel. We have propane so I don't recall what
> the 'wrong' fuel was but that might be something to investigate.
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