Customer messing with orifices and gas pressur... do YOUR customers do this?

[rifter1]

you would not of had enough air to melt things, but it sure would of sooted things up!



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Funny enough, there wasn't enough air for combustion.
Remember, fuels have a lower and upper combustibility limit.

With natural gas, it's about 4.3% and 14%. Fuel-air mixture outside that range will NOT ignite!

This mixture would not ignite, which was the reason there was no heat below 40F (when the dual-fuel board switched the heat source from heat pump to furnace). I could sure SMELL the gas though.

Of course, this installation uses propane, but off the top of my head, I can't remember the combustibility limits of Propane.

Funny luck.