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Central Boiler / drain water out of 5036 and shut it off
« on: January 02, 2018, 07:32:37 AM »
Our house will be vacant indefinitely. My plan is to drain the water out of my 5036 and shut it off. What do you think?
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Have to clean out my water to water heat exchanger
« on: November 03, 2013, 10:43:05 PM »
My Central Boiler 5036 has been running continuously for 5 years and 1 month.
I keep it going all summer just to heat the hot water.
My Taco Model 009-F5 Circulation Pump just died.
The plastic impeller had disintegrated and was mostly missing.
This is the first problem that I have had with the furnace.
It boiled over and I lost about 4” to 5” of water.
I replaced the water and ordered Permanganate so I can test the water to see if I need to add corrosion inhibitor.
I also ordered a gallon of 1650XL Corrosion Inhibitor Plus.
I replaced the cartridge with Cartridge # 009-021RP.
It is working but apparently the flow is obstructed.
I have a water to water heat exchanger.
My guess is that the heat exchanger is plugged up with pieces of plastic from the impeller.
I keep it going all summer just to heat the hot water.
My Taco Model 009-F5 Circulation Pump just died.
The plastic impeller had disintegrated and was mostly missing.
This is the first problem that I have had with the furnace.
It boiled over and I lost about 4” to 5” of water.
I replaced the water and ordered Permanganate so I can test the water to see if I need to add corrosion inhibitor.
I also ordered a gallon of 1650XL Corrosion Inhibitor Plus.
I replaced the cartridge with Cartridge # 009-021RP.
It is working but apparently the flow is obstructed.
I have a water to water heat exchanger.
My guess is that the heat exchanger is plugged up with pieces of plastic from the impeller.
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Would I be better off depressurizing the system by eliminating the pressure tank
« on: April 02, 2013, 09:35:59 AM »
I have a Central Boiler 5036 outdoor wood furnace which heats the house plus the hot water even in the summer. The pressure tank on my oil furnace is leaking water. Here is the quote to repair it:
This quote is to replace the shut off valves in the system that are bad and to install additional valves in each heat loop on the supply and the return. lnstall shut off valves in the boiler main supply and return. New valves in the supply water line and install new air purge valves in each heat loop. The expansion tank and air vent will also be changed.
The heating system will have to be drained to do this work. After the repairs are complete the system will be filled, all air purged out, and the system put in operation.
TOTAL COST FOR REPAIRS...,$127O.OO
Would I be better off depressurizing the system by eliminating the pressure tank and the heat exchanger?
This quote is to replace the shut off valves in the system that are bad and to install additional valves in each heat loop on the supply and the return. lnstall shut off valves in the boiler main supply and return. New valves in the supply water line and install new air purge valves in each heat loop. The expansion tank and air vent will also be changed.
The heating system will have to be drained to do this work. After the repairs are complete the system will be filled, all air purged out, and the system put in operation.
TOTAL COST FOR REPAIRS...,$127O.OO
Would I be better off depressurizing the system by eliminating the pressure tank and the heat exchanger?
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / 200' from property line & EPA Certified or remove from service by 2015!
« on: May 08, 2008, 04:08:00 PM »
I just read Ohio's proposed regulations for outdoor wood burning furnaces.
They must be at least 200 feet from any property line.
They must be EPA Certified.
Or they must be taken out of service by July 1, 2015.
They must be at least 200 feet from any property line.
They must be EPA Certified.
Or they must be taken out of service by July 1, 2015.
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Central Boiler / In the last 12 months, I used 1,215 gallons of fuel oil which cost me $3,893!
« on: May 06, 2008, 10:28:00 PM »
To heat my 1900 square foot split level and hot water
for the last 12 months,
I used 1,215 gallons of fuel oil
which cost me $3,893.49
I live near Cleveland, Ohio.
I think that I should get an outdoor wood furnace!
for the last 12 months,
I used 1,215 gallons of fuel oil
which cost me $3,893.49
I live near Cleveland, Ohio.
I think that I should get an outdoor wood furnace!
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Central Boiler / $12,300!
« on: May 06, 2008, 09:48:03 PM »
I have an oil-fired, pressurized hot water baseboard heating system with a domestic coil.
I was quoted $12,300 for:
Central Boiler 5036
25 year warranty
175’ Trenching & ThermoPex Pipe
heat exchanger
spark arrester
50”x66” patio block slab
sales tax
How does this sound?
I was quoted $12,300 for:
Central Boiler 5036
25 year warranty
175’ Trenching & ThermoPex Pipe
heat exchanger
spark arrester
50”x66” patio block slab
sales tax
How does this sound?
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