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How to Red Tag a Defective System

How to Red Tag a Defective System When following National Comfort Institute Carbon Monoxide and Combustion Efficiency Protocols and procedures there is a chance a dangerous or potentially dangerous condition will be uncovered. If this happens, there are times when...

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How to Maintain Your Combustion Analyzer

The primary goal of combustion testing is to take readings you can trust so you can evaluate the operating condition of the combustion appliance. In order to take readings you can trust you have to be sure your combustion analyzer remains in tip-top shape. The...

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How to Determine Combustion Air Performance

Combustion air testing is performed using a draft gauge and a CO analyzer. When the draft in the flue of an appliance is low or below -.01" to -.02" W.C. and when CO reading are rising, combustion air problems are present. Carbon Monoxide diagnostics consistently...

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Hard to Pinpoint CO Problem? Narrow It Down

Have you ever noticed a distinct change in CO readings when the blower comes on? Most technicians believe this indicates a cracked heat exchanger. But could it be something else? There are at least three scenarios that could cause this situation on Natural Draft and...

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Equipment Red Tagging Procedure

Equipment Red Tagging Procedure Revisited When following National Comfort Institute's Carbon Monoxide (CO) and Combustion protocols and procedures, there is a good chance you'll uncover a dangerous or potentially hazardous condition. Checking ambient CO is always the...

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