I can't figure it out why on the far side of the burner the flames are so different. It's like the wind is blowing from that side. I put a restrictor of 1.5" over the vent pipe. Should I increase or decrease the restrictor size over the vent pipe? Or is the burner problem? The gas pressure I know is only at minimum 5.5" W.C. Thanks
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Direct Vent Fireplace windy flame on one side
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Adding restriction to the incoming air is what you need. If restricting the exhaust slows the intake, you should be good to go. Let us know how you make out.
