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What happens when an appliance's primary air supply is significantly reduced?

Insufficient primary air leads to incomplete combustion, characterized by a lazy, yellow flame and the potential for soot and carbon monoxide.

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Question: What happens when an appliance's primary air supply is significantly reduced?

Answer options: ✅ The flame will become lazy and yellow, potentially producing soot.

  • The flame will become sharp and blue, increasing efficiency.
  • The flame will extinguish immediately.
  • The gas pressure to the burner will increase.

Correct answer: The flame will become lazy and yellow, potentially producing soot.

Explanation: Insufficient primary air leads to incomplete combustion, characterized by a lazy, yellow flame and the potential for soot and carbon monoxide.

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