If it's the exhaust and it's leaking water, it's also leaking products of combustion.
The joint must be cut out and redone.
The joint must be cut out and redone.
Furnace flue PVC pipe joint is dripping water
There's a slow drip at a joint in PVC pipe. I have attached a photo of the flue in the attic. Red arrow shows where the water is dripping from.
Reading up about the problem, I learnt that it could happen in a high efficiency furnace if the joint is no longer intact.
Is there something I can do to seal up the joint without having to take the pipes apart? Is there any product I can apply around the joint to seal the leakage? Any specific procedure to follow?
Thank you very much for any help.
Reading up about the problem, I learnt that it could happen in a high efficiency furnace if the joint is no longer intact.
Is there something I can do to seal up the joint without having to take the pipes apart? Is there any product I can apply around the joint to seal the leakage? Any specific procedure to follow?
Thank you very much for any help.
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