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Originally Posted By: jschwartz1
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http://www.nachi.org/bbsystem/usrimages/D/DCP_3553.JPG ]


Thanks,

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Coast To Coast Home Services, Inc
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Originally Posted By: mboyett
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This is a test, right?? How about evidence of flame rollout perhaps caused by a restricted flue?

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Mike Boyett


Capital City Inspections


Austin, Tx


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Originally Posted By: dhadler
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It appears by the picture that teflon tape may have been used on the piping, in our area it must be approved pipe/joint compound.


Also thought those flex hoses were only to be used on stoves and dryers? Permanent fixtures should have the yellow jacket flex or black pipe as far as I know.

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Darrell Hadler
Five Star Home Inspections
Medicine Hat, Alberta CANADA

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Originally Posted By: jrabanus
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Galvanized steel pipes

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Originally Posted By: rchoreyii
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Awful close to the garage door, there is no protection from vehicles

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Ron Chorey


LAS CRUCES Home Inspections


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Originally Posted By: rchoreyii
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Materials can be black pipe or galvanized UPC 1210.1.

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Ron Chorey


LAS CRUCES Home Inspections


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Originally Posted By: apolillo
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I don’t like the bend / kink in the flex gas line at the valve.

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Originally Posted By: shuggins
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Jay,


I think the flex line is too long, I would like to see the gas line hard piped closer to the gas valve on the tank.

My two cents



Spencer

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Piedmont, Oklahoma
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Originally Posted By: jschwartz1
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Thank you for all your input. I recognized the flue problem immediately. I have made the recommendation for a licensed plumbing contractor evaluate…



We don't have many homes down here in South Florida with gas. We have a lot of senior citizens with it though! ![icon_biggrin.gif](upload://iKNGSw3qcRIEmXySa8gItY6Gczg.gif)

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Jay Schwartz
Coast To Coast Home Services, Inc
www.Coasttocoasthomeservices.com
Southeast Florida NACHI Chapter - VP www.floridanachi.org
NACHI - Legislative Committee Member
MAB - Member

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Originally Posted By: smyers
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My question for the “artist” is why is there several pieces of different pipes making the final connection between the flex and the switch? Sadly I’ve seen worse.