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  1. phatram

    BG-14 High Pressure converted to Low Pressure

    I'm not sure if I post it at the right place, but it seems rather adequate... Since it's a copy/paste of a question I posted elsewhere it might be strangely worded... Bear with me... We are finishing a Herms system and it seems our gas line is having trouble giving us a solid blue flame...
  2. 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.

    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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  3. 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.

    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.

    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.
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  4. Burner, air adjustement removed for testing, we drilled the hole a bit, a little under 1/8".

    Burner, air adjustement removed for testing, we drilled the hole a bit, a little under 1/8".

    Burner, air adjustement removed for testing, we drilled the hole a bit, a little under 1/8".
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  5. 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.

    The Valve, a VR8304M by Honeywell, it is connected to our Honeywell Y8610U6006.
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  6. Again... The Valve, a VR8304M by Honeywell, it is connected to our Honeywell Y8610U6006.

    Again... The Valve, a VR8304M by Honeywell, it is connected to our Honeywell Y8610U6006.

    Again... The Valve, a VR8304M by Honeywell, it is connected to our Honeywell Y8610U6006.
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    FaultyGasSystem

    We can't get a nice blue flame on that thing and we're not sure what is the problem !!
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