Getting Inlet & Outlet Gas Pressure On A Furnace

By Using My FieldPiece SDMN6 Nanometer I'm Able To Measure The Inlet & Outlet Gas Pressure On A Furnace.

[@herculesskinny2030]

Typical hands of a hard working man.

[@5822huron]

Planet of the scrapes

[@youngjedi5599]

Thanks Eric. Really good and informative video. Keep me coming

[@workinprogress008]

A little tip: You don't have to remove the cap inserts to check the pressure. Just loosen them a full turn and slip the tubing over it. Saves you from possibly losing those tiny caps. I like Eucerin for my hands. Lol Edit: Thanks for the video!

[@williammarik6159]

Yes.Rheem says not to remove the screws. Like you said,one full-turn. By the way,i use Eucerin too. I have arthritis in my hands. Good stuff.

[@lzgamer8133]

Can you please upload a video this procedure?

[@chesstime356]

Great 👍 job man nice video

[@ronwalker2887]

Thanks for the info Eric. Great video.

[@gtownhvac1640]

Great video...

[@jamesgillies3710]

good job

[@mikelewis4260]

I noticed when you checked the gas pressure coming in you didn't zero out the manometer. That could have possibly gave you the slightly high reading.

[@paulclark8420]

All gas appliances in the house should be running when doing any calibration to the unit or the gas system.

[@SeymourAss54]

Just for the inlet pressure though right?

[@paulclark8420]

@@SeymourAss54 when another appliance comes on, manifold pressures on all other appliances will drop. So calibration should be done to all other appliances also inlet pressures.

[@amirikiri4112]

Pass my mans the lotion.

[@julies1ify]

ashy for sure

[@wildman8601]

And yes I didn't hit the right button to 0 out

[@db3467]

What brand is thecmanometer

[@mark.r8900]

hi what is the hose size that goes to the gas valve( the small short section). also what is the allen key size? on some gas valve you have to add a brass hose barb fitting and then connect the manometer hose. do you know what is the size of this brass fitting? thank you.

[@WreckingCr3W2]

you don't use barb fittings to screw into your valve when you check pressure?

[@5822huron]

Depends on valve

[@westsidehvac1097]

you don't have to completely remove screw

[@ericthecomfortdoctorcook1181]

Thanks I Will Change That! I Must Have Hit The Wrong Button! Lol

[@5822huron]

Eric are you out of illinois?

[@wildman8601]

Cool video bro but Damn get some lotion on then ashy hands lol

[@juliocv719]

LMAO

[@SuperLORENA88]

Yea bro, eat some carnitas and rub the manteca on your hands.

[@mariosifuentes5994]

Do not take the screws out completely, every manual will tell you ,same with the manufacturer.

[@JulesODwyer]

Don't think you have to remove either of those screws just back out say 2 turns then put your hose over the valve port

[@Impedancenetwork]

Do you know you spelled "manometer" incorrectly in the description? You spelled it "Nanometer." I hope you don't actually think it is spelled that way.

[@arkanoiddude]

He did say the man-o-meter lol