Zones in a hot water system
Do the job in the summer. It may take sime down time. As far as zoning, yes it's the way to go but could run hi in cost depending on the pipi...
Do the job in the summer. It may take sime down time. As far as zoning, yes it's the way to go but could run hi in cost depending on the pipi...
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ViewsDo the job in the summer. It may take sime down time. As far as zoning, yes it's the way to go but could run hi in cost depending on the pipi...
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Views10-15 years on a standard tank. Flushing is a good idea about once a year. Draw off about 10 gal of water. this basically remoces some of the...
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ViewsMake sure the boiler water temp is at 180*f, and that there is about 10 psi pressure on the boiler. The knocking you hear is the pipes expanding a...
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ViewsMake sure the boiler water temp is at 180*f, and that there is about 10 psi pressure on the boiler. The knocking you hear is the pipes expanding a...
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ViewsWhile it is true that the baseboard itself will expand and contract, the usual cause is that the installation is too tight. The pipes need to b...
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ViewsWhile it is true that the baseboard itself will expand and contract, the usual cause is that the installation is too tight. The pipes need to b...
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ViewsOK,..First of all Insulation is important, but do you have returns in the room? This master bed is probably furthest from the furnace right? On ...
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ViewsIn new construction houses, There is a hollow sound from the furnace, especially if you have hard wood floors. "Inshoot Burners" will be typica...
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ViewsYes the baseboard can be bypassed. You will have to cut it out and rerun it under the floor. Soldering will be necessary.
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ViewsI can be E-Mailed @ M2112@adelphia.net[This message has been edited by HOLLYWOOD (edited November 22, 2000).][This message has been edited by HOLL...
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ViewsOK,..Forced air is different...I thought this was a boiler. Adding another stat to the upstairs tennant or upstairs will not solve you space diffe...
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ViewsExhaust from a natural gas dryer is potentially dangerous!!!!!!! Products of combustion will vent directly into your home,....Not GOOD! Let's ...
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ViewsThe ticking you hear is the expansion and contraction of the element itself. Sometimes the entire baseboard is installed too tight against the ...
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ViewsYou may have a faulty pressure control,..."I doubt it" though, but from what you are saying, it may not be developing enough pressure to deliver...
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ViewsAs a part of regular maintenance, you should have you Heat Pump checked every year to make sure that it is running well. There is only one thin...
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ViewsYour pilot orifice has to be cleaned. This should be done every year to assure reliable operation. The only thing that concerns me is the size ...
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ViewsLook at the pressure guage on the boiler. Should read around 12 psi. 1 psi will liftwater 2.34 feet, that's why its important that you have at lea...
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ViewsFirst off, When it comes to structural weight and design, nobody will answer your Q: because of the possible repercussions.., BUT simplify and reph...
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ViewsOK,.... There should be no tape at all joining the flue pipe. Foil tape will temporarilly due, but only temporary. RTV hi Temp silicone calk s...
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