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Here is our "High-to-low" pressure regulator. It is a modle normally made for house and it is written on it that can handle between 9 to 13 WC but is supposed to be set on providing 11WC. I'll update the info with the model numer later.
Here is our "High-to-low" pressure regulator. It is a modle normally made for house and it is written on it that can handle between 9 to 13 WC but is supposed to be set on providing 11WC. I'll update the info with the model numer later.
And here is the big ass tubing that we are suspecting to be the problem, it is 12 ft long and a whooping 3/4" ID.
Again... The Valve, a VR8304M by Honeywell, it is connected to our Honeywell Y8610U6006.
The Valve, a VR8304M by Honeywell, it is connected to our Honeywell Y8610U6006.
Burner, air adjustement removed for testing, we drilled the hole a bit, a little under 1/8".
phatram

Here is our "High-to-low" pressure regulator. It is a modle normally made for house and it is written on it that can handle between 9 to 13 WC but is supposed to be set on providing 11WC. I'll update the info with the model numer later.

Here is our "High-to-low" pressure regulator. It is a modle normally made for house and it is written on it that can handle between 9 to 13 WC but is supposed to be set on providing 11WC. I'll update the info with the model numer later.
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