Last week we had frost on the ground, yesterday it was warm enough to run the Air Conditioner through a start cycle to make sure everything was in order. So far, so good - the compressor switched on, I could hear the freon running through the system and then came the fan and resulting cold air. No sparks, no smoke - all good!
After shutting that down for the season I got busy assembling the Hydronic heater so I could measure off the supply and return lines. I needed those measurements to route and secure the lines in the bathroom wall. The assembly is progressing well enough that I don't see any reason why it won't be up and running by the end of this coming weekend.
Tonight after work, I'll get a list of materials and supplies to do the rough plumbing for the sink and get the drain in place so that I can install the plywood wall behind the sink. That needs to go on before I can attach the mounting base for the Hydronic Heater.
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| The ridiculous number of parts needed to get the vent ready for installation |
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| All together now (upside down) |
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| Hydronic heater with vent, expansion tank, circulation pump and supply/return lines installed for measuring The green board there is the top of the mounting base for the system. |
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| Punched through the bathroom wall awaiting the heater connections |
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| Working on the bathroom walls with leftover lumber from the cement forms |
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| Installed a chase for the plumbing drain to the sink |
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