posted 10 years ago
Mark K. : Recent tests with metering units at the' innovators gather' at Wheaton Labs show very low Carbon Monoxide levels, this is probably because CO is a
Flammable Gas!
Fitting caps just are not a common problem, though looking to make sure all caps are on snuggly if a working RMH starts to be a little sulky to start, or smoke
back is a good place to check mostly because it is so easy to check !
Ernie Wisner speaks about monkey fingers that will find and play with an RMHs clean out caps ! It would be a good idea to check these places, after you
'have company over' especially where the host and hostess can often be distracted! The very 1st clean out cap may be rather warm, or not, depending on the
way(s) the manifold/transitional zone is constructed !
Hiding the caps behind various trim pieces is a good idea, but mostly to protect against 'monkey fingers' For the good of the Crafts ! Big AL
Success has a Thousand Fathers , Failure is an Orphan
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