Chase ventilation question

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marc216

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Dec 2, 2012
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Just wondering if the chase is supposed to ventilate, If so, is it via around the chase cover to chase connnection or under the storm collar, or both?
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The chase will not need to be ventilated. It would be better if it stayed warm, that is why it is insulated. Seal it up air tight.
 
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