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Offline sqslabs

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Re: Dryer Overshooting Temperature
« Reply #15 on: March 05, 2015, 06:55:49 PM »
Just a few observations.
The vent should not be plugged on the regulator, that alone could be the issue. I do not think they can be adjusted. Why is there a mix match of galivinized and stainless pipe?

If you're talking about the blue plug, I just went and checked and it isn't fully plugged in, but in kinda diagonally.  Should I remove it completely?

In regards to the pipe, I have no idea what these guys did when they installed it.  It was a contractor for the gas company and to be honest all I cared about at the time was that it fired up.  Everything from the gauge to the left was on the dryer when I got it (used), and everything to the right of the gauge was installed here.
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Fort Lauderdale, FL


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Re: Dryer Overshooting Temperature
« Reply #16 on: March 05, 2015, 07:50:45 PM »
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None of my business but looking at your guage the needle is pegged past all recognition. That is a lot of pressure!!!

Do Ya Think!!!
Rich is Correct.
A bomb waiting to happen.
Fire Your Gas Company. DO NOT RUN the dryer at those pressures. Period
winston