That's part of the problem. I don't have the gauge. But since the old heater was installed professionally and was working properly, can I assume that the gas pressure is acceptable?
That's part of the problem. I don't have the gauge. But since the old heater was installed professionally and was working properly, can I assume that the gas pressure is acceptable?
With mine, when I installed it, it would not light. The gas co. had to increase my meter pressure and flow, by replacing the meter itself.
Since you already had a heater, you should be OK. I did not.
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