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Yo! Scott, et al, re: the subject.
I haven't weighed in on the "design problem" on the LNC2 heat valve (circa
'86 or so) until now as I didn't want to admit that I had originally
installed mine as you described - effectively backward, one might say - and
originally, didn't get much heat from the thing. While trying to see why it
didn't work so well, I pulled the SCAT off (of course, it was connected to
the outer end of the valve, DUH!) and looked inside. My screw-up then was
obvious, I was using the "outlet" as the "inlet".
I'm sure this was one of those things that just seemed logical at the time.
Can't say for sure (it was a long time ago) but I'll bet it was hooked up
the "logical" way without looking at the manual.
With it connected correctly, I get enough heat to stay almost comfortable
here in Northern Idaho.
Dan Schaefer
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