In 2002 I bought a Rheem 90 furnace, humidifier and electronic air filter.
The furnace has done a great job and reduced my heating costs, but since
I've owned it water leaks from the top chamber into the bottom chamber and
drips to the outside. I was told that I should regularly disconnect the pcv
pipe that leads from the top chamber to my drain and blow out the dirt that
collects and clogs the trap on this pipe and this indeed does eliminate the
problem for a couple of days. I recently called the installer again to see
if there is a better way to eliminate this problem and he says not.
Suggestions?

"Even Stephen" wrote in message
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In 2002 I bought a Rheem 90 furnace, humidifier and electronic air filter.
The furnace has done a great job and reduced my heating costs, but since
I've owned it water leaks from the top chamber into the bottom chamber and
drips to the outside. I was told that I should regularly disconnect the
pcv
pipe that leads from the top chamber to my drain and blow out the dirt
that
collects and clogs the trap on this pipe and this indeed does eliminate
the
problem for a couple of days. I recently called the installer again to
see
if there is a better way to eliminate this problem and he says not.
Suggestions?


Call a competent HVAC company.