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    Default She sure do look pretty

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    Default Re: She sure do look pretty

    Someone's effort to keep the pilot from blowing out or stop down drafts, etc.

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    Default Re: She sure do look pretty

    Quote Originally Posted by mathew stouffer View Post
    What do you think was going on here?
    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Luttrall View Post
    Someone's effort to keep the pilot from blowing out or stop down drafts, etc.
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    Cool Re: She sure do look pretty

    Probably noted moisture in the base of the vent, assumed it was from rain penetration at the termination so they made this deflector against a prevailing wind/ rain. BTW, this voids the warranty and listing on the vent system and any attached appliances. It could be as Jim offered as well but I'm going with the condensation angle.
    Recommend after they replace that mess with the listed termination that they have a qualified technician perform combustion analysis to ensure the appliances are firing properly. If there is an attached Cat. I induced draft furnace recommend a post-purge timer for at least 45 seconds-4 min. after the burner cycles off. That should reduce or eliminate any condensation.

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