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  1. elkimmeg Banned

    John I was thinking: Is the Harman coal stove vented in the same flue as it was in the cellar? Does that flue also have an cleanout door? Tell me it is blocked off and the ash dump door sealed? If not, then this could explain and agrevate the over draft situation.

    If the original outlet is left open in the basement all kinds of air is getting sucked in causing the overdraft. We see the front setup how did you connect the connector to the flue Do you have a liner? is it connected is it a tight connection. Just thinking about your situation trying to see if something simple was missed.
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  2. elkimmeg Banned

    did that draft meter ever show up?
  3. lime4x4 New Member

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    134 posts
    Northeast Pa
    Not yet.The wife is home during the day and she gets the mail as soon as it comes so no chance that some one walked off with it.When i moved the stove to the first floor we cut into the chimney to gain access to the liner.Which i then cut and spliced in a T the bottom portion of the liner that is in the basement was capped and sealed.The liner is 6" flexible ss. Still playing with diffrent settings.the more i think it on it the bigger my headache gets..lol
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