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Trying to identify this item-gas?
creger.robert
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Is it connected to those, what appear to be, water lines?
And where do those 2 small copper lines go to?0 -
It looks like a splitter of some kind but I doubt it is gas??? Doesn't look like it's connected to anything other than the one line. Is it just laying on the pipe, below it? What's on the backside of it?0
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A gas pressure regulator with an atmospheric vent?0
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What does the end with the flange connections that looks like they are either blanked off or open look like?0
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Is that an oil to gas conversion valve? or does it change water into wine?
Need a picture of the other side!Edward Young Retired
After you make that expensive repair and you still have the same problem, What will you check next?
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I see now just one copper connected......the other is a mortar joint.....bad eyes.
I just looked thru old 1980's Fisher and Rego catalogs and the auto change over regulators don't look like that.
There are apparently auto change over regs for campers/RV's etc.
Another oddity I have come across is some basements are mixing valves for WC supply. A little warm water into the tank keeps it from sweating.
All those were brass though.
I think those got coded out for energy standards etc.
Now almost all houses have AC so tanks not sweating as much.0 -
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I think its part of the hookie pookie.0
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It looks like a very old pneumatic valve actuator. Is this thing in a large building with or at 1 time had pneumatic temperature controls0
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...just turn yourself around!unclejohn said:I think its part of the hookie pookie.
Now that 's what it's all about!
Edward Young Retired
After you make that expensive repair and you still have the same problem, What will you check next?
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Knowing where that tubing goes seems important. Is it or was it attached to something in that location or did someone just shove the whole thing in the basement 50 years ago.0
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looks like its attached to bracket but not pipe0
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