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Is the thermocouple directly in the flame?
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Maybe take a bucket of water from the tap into another room wait awhile check it again to insure it is coming from the water. I would suspect the smell probably is coming from the drain or some build...
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If you haven't used the shower for an extended time and you are still getting drips may I suggest the leak maybe coming from somewhere else. Try taking the faceplate off the shower taps and looking...
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I'm guessing that the one tap is not flowing fast enough to signal the instant heater to turn on the flame perhaps your aerator is clogged.
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I agree with t-top a micron meter will save you a world of grief it is far more sensitive than standard guages. My first pump I rarely changed the oil, and I wore it out in a couple of years.
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I didn't check the stat stats, but some programmables need a ground wire (c). An old thermostat uses r and w the 24v comes through the r and returns to the w to signal the furnace to come on, this...
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Most boilers have a recommendation for min flow rate through boiler, some provide specific pump makes. After the boiler needs have been met, a pump to circulate through the radiators is not as...
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Limit switches are there in case something is going wrong, although sometimes limit switches go wrong themselves (although I doubt it). With out more information the only advice I can give is NEVER...
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I would have to agree this is a potentially dangerous situation, that should be tested properly. Combustion air, manifold pressure line pressure, exhaust. I don't think that unless you have the...
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The quick answer is yes you can change them. The way that is mostly followed is approximately the length of the window, although that is a haphassard approach. The way that should be done is an...
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No a boiler should shut off when there is no call for heat, unless it is wired incorrectly. If there is banging, it could be a restricted boiler, low flow, dead recirc pump etc. Need more info on...
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That's a little vaque, although ussually the system will have a method of getting rid of air, either a automatic air vent or a spirovent unit. Provided the system has adaquate pressure to get to the...
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My concern would be first off you said you cleaned of the rust, which leads me to think there is a steel threaded nipple coming out of the wall. This would be wrong and whithout actually seeing it,...
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I agree with letmetellu about the concerns with a cracked tank. I seem to recall about 8 years ago a bunch of tanks were cracking wide open and flooding places, there was a recall. Having said that...
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I am not an oil expert, but did experience a similar problem. In my case there was no combustion air as I had sealed all the windows and doors. You could see soot building up on the joints of the...
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