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| smythers1968
|  "NEED NEW MANOMETER"
, posted Thu 16 Aug 20:18  
I dropped my TPI 620 manometer today. Thank God after the install and set up. I am wondering what manometers you all use. I'm thinking of a TPI 645.
Any ideas thanks
Life lesson #12 Know when not to do it yourself.
WOW That Can Hurt!!
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| smythers1968
| "Re(1):NEED NEW MANOMETER" , posted Thu 16 Aug 21:05
Sorry I ment 625. I typed wrong
Life lesson #12 Know when not to do it yourself.
WOW That Can Hurt!!
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| 341
| "Re(1):NEED NEW MANOMETER" , posted Thu 16 Aug 20:58
I use the TPi 620 as well, I really like it. What does the 645 do? I notice it sais it is temperature sensitive and has an over pressure protector....
Don;t make me buy more tools HEHE
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| yuri
| "Re(1):NEED NEW MANOMETER" , posted Thu 16 Aug 20:40
I use the small Testo electronic diaphram type for 2 stage furnaces. Couple yrs old don't know the model #. Has magnet on back to attach to furnace. Pretty tough unit. Survives -40 F in Canada nicely.
Yuri
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| "Re(2):NEED NEW MANOMETER" , posted Thu 16 Aug 20:59
A magnet is a great idea actually, I don't know why TPi doesn't do that. They have a magnet on the printer from the combustion analyzer kit...
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| | marchvac
| "Re(3):NEED NEW MANOMETER" , posted Thu 16 Aug 21:11
I am very happy with my UEI bought it at WWG (carrier)
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| | smythers1968
| "Re(4):NEED NEW MANOMETER" , posted Fri 17 Aug 22:33
Thanks for all the imput guys
Life lesson #12 Know when not to do it yourself.
WOW That Can Hurt!!
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