Sealing issues with fabric flexible connections in ductwork

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How to fix leaks at the seals of the flexible fabric connections in ductwork? (Near the furnace chamber, slight positive pressure, temperature 120 degrees Celsius)

Reply #22017-12-28

Replace it with a metal one, or use a larger clamp

Reply #32017-12-29

Is there a temporary solution that can be used for a month?

Reply #42017-12-29

Is there any temporary solution? It will take some time to order the clamps and flexible metal connections, so is there a simple way around this?

Reply #52018-01-02

For temporary use? Wrapped with aluminum foil tape; there shouldn’t be much pressure, so it should be fine

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