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Reduce internal heat

2011-07-18View Original

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How to deal with excessive internal heat? How can one tell if there is internal heat?
Reply #22011-07-18
Put a thermometer inside, take it out and check what color it is; as for the treatment, it depends on what kind of furnace it is.
Reply #32011-07-18
A drop in temperature is usually caused by leakage; you can measure the temperature of the small flue and the branch flues – if it’s high, that indicates a drop in temperature! Identify the cause; make the necessary repairs or apply the appropriate spray. The overheating might also be due to excessive suction force that causes a short circuit, so adjust the suction force to the right level

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