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it was raining hard this morning, but this has never happened before that we are aware of. My wife videotaped it for one minute, and there were five trips during that minute.
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it was raining hard this morning, but this has never happened before that we are aware of. My wife videotaped it for one minute, and there were five trips during that minute.
Might be rain got blown under the storm collar? When it clears up outside inspect the storm collar area. Do you know what brand chimney pipe was installed?
Was it windy too? The standard Ventis flashing has slots at the top for ventilation. Perhaps some wind driven rain got under the storm collar and thru the slots? Can you check the storm collar on a nicer day or is it too high up?
It was pretty windy along with the hard rain. I guess. I will keep an eye on it during the next rainfall.
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