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GB 142 cleaning

Steve M_2
Steve M_2 Member Posts: 121
in THE MAIN WALL
Ran across a GB 142 with a fairly crusty heat exchanger the other day. I've heard you use mineral oil but not sure how you go about it. Thanks for any tips.

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  • The Kid_2
    The Kid_2 Member Posts: 19
    gb cleaning

    Check this link detailed instruction, from the buderus website.

    http://www.buderus.net/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=0cgZCcY9YoE=&tabid=108&mid=646

    Chapter 13.1
  • Derheatmeister
    Derheatmeister Member Posts: 1,579
    Have a BBQ

    Turn gas and electric off

    Remove the top and the bottom access panels

    Remove the buckets and deteriorating Aluminium

    Take a soft brush and brush the Mineral oil onto the Heatexcharger (Think BBQ Chicken wings)

    Grab a beer

    Fire up the boiler and let it go for about 30 Min.

    Turn off the boiler and let it cool down..Trink more Beer but stay within the 2 beer limit.

    Open the BBQ, Oh no i mean the Boiler!

    And clean out the Derbies kinda like cleaning out you BBQ.

    DO NOT CLEAN IT TO GOOD OR EXPOSE SHINY ALUMINUM!
    as the Corrosion process will gain on your exchanger!!

    Close everything back up.Fire back up and check combustion with a analyzer..
    If you did not install it, Charge accordingly because it's not yours..

    This can take a couple Hours

    Again Think BBQ Hope this helped Richard from Heatmeister..
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