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This document provides detailed instructions for conducting safety tests on combustion appliances, focusing on the measurement of carbon monoxide (CO) levels and the assessment of spillage caused by improper venting. It outlines steps to be followed before and after insulation or air sealing work to ensure proper ventilation and safety.

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1. Gather necessary tools and equipment, including a flue gas analyzer.
2. Ensure the appliance is turned off and cooled down before inspection.
3. Check the installation site for proper ventilation and clearance.
4. Inspect the appliance for any visible signs of wear or damage.
5. Conduct a thorough venting system check to ensure it is not blocked.
6. Turn on the appliance and allow it to run for a few minutes.
7. Measure the combustion and ventilation gases using the flue gas analyzer.
8. Record the readings and compare them to the manufacturer's specifications.
9. Perform a visual inspection of the appliance's combustion area.
10. Document all findings and recommend any necessary repairs or adjustments.

Who needs combustion appliance safety testing?

1. Homeowners with gas, oil, or coal-burning appliances.
2. Property managers of residential or commercial buildings.
3. HVAC technicians or contractors conducting maintenance.
4. Real estate agents or inspectors during property sales.
5. Landlords to comply with safety regulations.

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What is combustion appliance safety testing?

Combustion appliance safety testing is the process of evaluating appliances that burn fuel to ensure they operate safely and efficiently, minimizing risks such as carbon monoxide emissions and fire hazards.

Who is required to file combustion appliance safety testing?

Manufacturers and installers of combustion appliances are typically required to file combustion appliance safety testing to demonstrate compliance with safety regulations and standards.

How to fill out combustion appliance safety testing?

To fill out combustion appliance safety testing, one must complete the designated forms provided by the regulatory authority, detailing the appliance specifications, test results, and any corrective actions taken.

What is the purpose of combustion appliance safety testing?

The purpose of combustion appliance safety testing is to ensure that appliances are safe for use, comply with applicable safety standards, and present no danger to users or the environment.

What information must be reported on combustion appliance safety testing?

Information that must be reported includes the appliance model, manufacturer details, test results, compliance certifications, and any deficiencies noted during testing.