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I hadn't thought about one of those. Thanks for the ideas!

I'd thought of that, but unfortunately it is not. I already have a bunch of canned lights in a grid pattern. There's an existing light pretty close to the hole...but of course it's just on the other side of the joist! If not for bad luck... I've also thought about putting a fake air register up...

Hate to hear it, but glad to know it. Thanks for the reply!

I previously posted a similar question about my dilemma, but I've learned a little more and now have a better grasp on my problem. I hope this is not considered a redundant post. I needed to open up my kitchen ceiling in order to make the drain connection to a new freestanding tub. Once I've...

EDIT: I've moved on from this question as I've learned a little more and now have a new question (separate post). ******************** I'll skip the long and frustrating story on how I got to this point, but here is my current situation: I am installing a freestanding bathtub made of stone...

TL;DR: How did a rather large fragment of copper tubing make it past the inlet filter screen and end up obstructing the flow sensor? Is there any way this fragment is actually from an internal component of the heater? Bonus Question: Is it normal to see very fine metal shavings in the condensate...

I know it's a month late, but if you haven't fixed the problem you should look at the check valve. A sticking check valve would cause all of the symptoms you describe. It's about $3 and 10 minutes to replace. See here...