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Baseboard problem

Brad White_79
Brad White_79 Member Posts: 11
in THE MAIN WALL
If it is not broken, don't fix it.

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  • Jay_2
    Jay_2 Member Posts: 3


    The baseboard heating in my livingroom goes through a wall and then starts up again. I just happen to notice that who ever installed the baseboard went from a 3/4 in copper pipe to a 1/2 in pipe to go through the wall then back to the 3/4in. I never noticed this before.

    What problems could this cause? Should I bother to remove the 1/2 in pipe and go 3/4 all the way through?

    Thanks
  • gerry gill
    gerry gill Member Posts: 3,083
    how does it heat?

    are you experiancing any problems?

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  • Jay_2
    Jay_2 Member Posts: 3
    baseboard problem

    No I dont think there have been any problems. But could this cause efficency problems?
  • jim lockard
    jim lockard Member Posts: 1,059
    Be ok

    If its heating ok do not go looking for problems. J.Lockard
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