

| Subject: | Flapper Valves |
| From: | Dave Kautz |
| Date: | Tue, 25 Apr 95 11:32:58 PDT |
William Kennedy asked why the heater flapper valve don't actually shut off the flow over the heat exchangers, but divert it outside instead. My guess is to prevent corrosion of the heat exchangers. By circulating air through the exchangers, whether or not the heat is on, condensation of water inside the exchangers will be reduced by the forced ventilation. Dave
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