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Heatsource1 / Re: No leaks
« on: November 15, 2013, 04:56:37 PM »
Thank you ITO.  Nice link, I put it on my favorites, looks like good prices on Dayton blowers.  Yes I have had to replace the hoses on the door, and occasionally I do hear a little boiling in the door.  What does that mean, and do I need to do anything about it?  Also, about six years ago I installed an Aquastack heat saver in my chimney, I believe it saves at least 20% on my firewood.  What kind of water treatment do you use?

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Heatsource1 / Re: No leaks
« on: November 14, 2013, 07:08:51 PM »
I am newly registered here.  I bought a Heat Source One 10 years ago, heat two houses with it. Had a couple of poor welds spring small leaks about seven years ago, Mark and Kathy paid me to have a local welder fix it.  No trouble since.  Sorry to hear that the EPA forced them out of business.

The new owner, CVR, sent me a card in the mail, offering water testing. I filled it out and mailed it, never heard from them. Tried calling, they never returned my call. I would like to get a better analysis than I can do myself with test strips from the aquarium supply store.

I can get some parts from non-OEM suppliers, such as blowers and pumps.  Would like to purchase a spare control, bladder switches and so forth. Anyone know of a source?

I have kept my temp at 160, except when it is really cold out, then I bump it up to 180. Why is it important to keep it hot?  And when these things burn out, where do they usually fail? I appreciate any advice from other HS1 owners.

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