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Yulia Garvanovic
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A question to HVAC experts

Yulia Garvanovic
  • Concord, NH
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After two HVAC companies serviced the two furnaces in the duplex I own in the course of the last 12 months, the third one discovered that both furnaces have multiple cracks in the exhaust systems. 

Here is my question:  is checking the exhaust system for cracks part of the annual maintenance service?

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Brian Conway
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Brian Conway
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Best way to verify a heat exchanger crack is by performing a combustion analysis, you can only visibly see a portion of a heat exchanger. If the company that came out suspected a heat exchanger crack they should use a combustion analyzer to verify. I know for my company we do this during routine maintenance. 

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