Questions & Answers for: gas water heater vent pipe

...gas water heater You may be smelling other products of combustion but CO2 is a color-less/smell-less gas. A water heater should be vented thru 4" vent pipe to either a chimney or a wye which joins it ...

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...gas water heater from Lowes or Home Depot Look at label on side of you tank for gallons and btu's of your water heater. Measure height to flue pipe so you get same height water heater, so pipes don't ...

...gas water heater vent is causing water to leak down into chimney. This is a very serious concern Water leaking from water heater flue indicates improper venting. The hot air gasses from water heater ...

gas water heater. The water is coming out of the exhaust. Is there a way to fix this or do I just need to buy a new one? I am uncertain from your description exactly where water is coming from. I want

...gas water heater. My home is near Portland, Oregon, and was built in 1987. to change to a tankless gas water heater, can I use my existing gas vent pipe or will I have to change to a different type? ...

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...gas water heater, then you CANNOT use same vent pipe. You must use larger diameter pipe that is specified by instruction sheet, and the pipe must be approved plastic or stainless steel to avoid ...

...water heater-- the more gas that is burned per hour, the bigger the vent needs to be How straight the pipe is -- are there any horizontal or lateral runs ...