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B-Vent Flue Condensation
After looking around I found out that the flue pipe, B-Vent, is dripping with condensation when the furnace is running. … So my question is, could a too restrictive rain cap cause condensation on furnace flue pipes? Should I replace it with a more open one? …
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B-Vent Flue Condensation
In the end, the rain cap was smashed on further than it was supposed to go and was actually capping most of the gas in.
So the answer is:
It was the rain cap
The rain cap design wasn't restictive bu …
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