Plenum a leaning tower...
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Plenum a leaning tower...
Hi - just finishing a ductwork install for a geothermal system; their last day is tomorrow. I did some checking tonight and noticed that seams that should be taped aren't (obviously not a problem to fix) - but also that the plenum coming off the heat pump is leaning south about 15 degrees--very noticeably off-level.
All the ductwork is hooked in, so, it would be a problem to fix - but of course with a huge expense like this (completely new ductwork throughout; two zones), I want the job done properly.
Does anyone know if such an angle of imbalance in the plenum will be problematic over time?
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All the ductwork is hooked in, so, it would be a problem to fix - but of course with a huge expense like this (completely new ductwork throughout; two zones), I want the job done properly.
Does anyone know if such an angle of imbalance in the plenum will be problematic over time?
Thanks for getting back...
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I doubt the ductwork being crooked or off level would cause any problems.
It would be nice to have the seams sealed.
Some pictures would be helpful. http://www.doityourself.com/forum/el...-pictures.html
I doubt the ductwork being crooked or off level would cause any problems.
It would be nice to have the seams sealed.
Some pictures would be helpful. http://www.doityourself.com/forum/el...-pictures.html