I know very little about furnaces, and I'm curious if the trap is clogged, or if it's working properly and the hose has developed a leak.
The hoses are fastened with zip-ties, and my plan is to replace these with hose clamps. I'll replace the hoses, too, if they are split, etc.
Anything else I should look for? It's amazing how much water condenses out of the air in this thing.
Thanks, Eric
A plastic nipple on the bottom of the exhaust gas CPVC pipe was broken (or broke off when I removed the drain hose). Still not sure if the condensate trap is clogged, but I used some Liquid Nails on the nipple. I'll see if the leak goes away.
I'm curious why the 3/4" drain pipe from the condensate trap is near the top of the trap versus at the bottom. It appears water has to build up to the top before draining. Normal?
