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Jerry8A
12-21-07, 10:17 AM
Zoning Question –
I have a two zone system. Even though I have large duct work in my home, I still have a bypass around my furnace for zoning. My question is when I call for heat say in zone 2 only and zone 1 is closed off, why do I hear a whistling sound from one register in zone 1?
Thanks,
Jerry
I have a two zone system. Even though I have large duct work in my home, I still have a bypass around my furnace for zoning. My question is when I call for heat say in zone 2 only and zone 1 is closed off, why do I hear a whistling sound from one register in zone 1?
Thanks,
Jerry
HVAC122
12-21-07, 07:26 PM
It could be that the system needs to be balanced. [I]f you open the by-pass more does the noise stop? It also could be one of the dampers leaking by or improper duct sizing and by-pass.
Jerry8A
12-23-07, 04:34 PM
It could be that the system needs to be balanced. [I]f you open the by-pass more does the noise stop? It also could be one of the dampers leaking by or improper duct sizing and by-pass.
Thanks for the return-
What do you mean by balanced? When I open the bypass to its less resistive position (fully open), the noise gets less, but some noise stll remains. I was hoping an adjustment to my current system could fix my problem.
Jerry
Thanks for the return-
What do you mean by balanced? When I open the bypass to its less resistive position (fully open), the noise gets less, but some noise stll remains. I was hoping an adjustment to my current system could fix my problem.
Jerry