- Condition
- CE 7.13: Defects In Exterior Thermal Insulation On Ducts
- Article Type
- Common Element
- Article Number
- 7.13
- Performance
Exterior thermal insulation shall be installed in accordance with good workmanship and follow the requirements of the design.
- Warranty
One -Year – Work and Materials
- Action
Thermal insulation not meeting the acceptable condition shall be repaired.
- Condition
- CE 7.14: Cross Contamination (Exhaust Near Intake)
- Article Type
- Common Element
- Article Number
- 7.14
- Warranty Year(s)
- One Year
- Performance
Air intakes shall be located to minimize the potential for cross-contamination from adjacent exhaust systems.
- Warranty
One-Year - Materials and Workmanship. Two-Year - Ontario Building Code Health and Safety Violations, Distribution and Delivery
- Action
Air handling systems not meeting the Acceptable Performance shall be modified.
- Condition
- CE 7.15: Equipment Cannot Be Maintained
- Article Type
- Common Element
- Article Number
- 7.15
- Warranty Year(s)
- One Year
- Performance
Equipment shall be installed in such a manner that it can be accessed for maintenance. Clearances shall be adequate to permit required maintenance.
- Warranty
One-Year - Work and Materials
- Action
Equipment not meeting the Acceptable Performance shall be relocated or modified.
- Condition
- CE 7.17: Inadequate Air Supply
- Article Type
- Common Element
- Article Number
- 7.17
- Warranty Year(s)
- One Year
- Performance
Air supply systems shall provide the air flow required by the design.
- Warranty
One-Year - Work and Materials. Two-Year - Distribution and Delivery
- Action
Systems not meeting the Acceptable Performance shall be repaired.
- Condition
- CE 7.21: Missing Clean-Outs
- Article Type
- Common Element
- Article Number
- 7.21
- Warranty Year(s)
- One Year
- Performance
- Clean-outs shall be installed to facilitate maintenance, as required by the Ontario Building Code and the design.
- Warranty
- One-Year - Work and Materials. Two -Year – Delivery and Distribution Systems
- Action
- Missing clean-outs shall be provided.
Damage caused by maintenance activities after turn-over is not warranted.
In some instances specialized equipment may be needed to access some equipment for maintenance; this is not warranted.
Typically a balancing report is used to demonstrate that a system meets design requirements.