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Boiler Vent Damper Not Opening. I would cut a 4 (6 including the crimp) riser on yours as long as there is a 1/4 per foot rise in the horizontal pipe. Mounting the damper on the draft hood sort of guarantees that there is a 6 riser direcly off the vent hood. Join tim as he troubleshoots a faulty vent damper on a gas boiler. An evaporator coil running colder (this means possible freezing issues) That boiler does not need a vent damper to operate safely. So i can see that. Once the zone dampers start closing, the bypass damper will open up, allowing some air to pass through it. The switch is located at the bottom of an open plenum that is between the combustion outlet of the boiler and the flue damper. By placing the manual override switch in the open position, your closed damper should open automatically (mechanically. The main problem with bypass dampers is that when they are open, the strength of the airflow in the system drops.

The switch is located at the bottom of an open plenum that is between the combustion outlet of the boiler and the flue damper. Join tim as he troubleshoots a faulty vent damper on a gas boiler. By placing the manual override switch in the open position, your closed damper should open automatically (mechanically. That boiler does not need a vent damper to operate safely. An evaporator coil running colder (this means possible freezing issues) The main problem with bypass dampers is that when they are open, the strength of the airflow in the system drops. I would cut a 4 (6 including the crimp) riser on yours as long as there is a 1/4 per foot rise in the horizontal pipe. Mounting the damper on the draft hood sort of guarantees that there is a 6 riser direcly off the vent hood. So i can see that. Once the zone dampers start closing, the bypass damper will open up, allowing some air to pass through it.

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Boiler Vent Damper Not Opening Once the zone dampers start closing, the bypass damper will open up, allowing some air to pass through it. So i can see that. I would cut a 4 (6 including the crimp) riser on yours as long as there is a 1/4 per foot rise in the horizontal pipe. Mounting the damper on the draft hood sort of guarantees that there is a 6 riser direcly off the vent hood. Once the zone dampers start closing, the bypass damper will open up, allowing some air to pass through it. The main problem with bypass dampers is that when they are open, the strength of the airflow in the system drops. By placing the manual override switch in the open position, your closed damper should open automatically (mechanically. Join tim as he troubleshoots a faulty vent damper on a gas boiler. That boiler does not need a vent damper to operate safely. The switch is located at the bottom of an open plenum that is between the combustion outlet of the boiler and the flue damper. An evaporator coil running colder (this means possible freezing issues)