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TT Solo 110,,

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in THE MAIN WALL
I was curious, so I "purposely" unopened the HX for 3 Canadian heating seasons.

So today I chose not to press my luck any farther,,,, this is what I found "before doing anything",,,,, looks good to me!

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  • TonyS
    TonyS Member Posts: 849
    That is a nice picture

    Looks self cleaning to me!
  • Unknown
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    Tough to argue with success,,

    the customer loves-it,,, ONLY prob I could find was a cracked sight-glass,,,, why that happened escapes me! 
  • TonyS
    TonyS Member Posts: 849
    Dave

    Is that unit natural or lp?
  • BoilerGuy
    BoilerGuy Member Posts: 15
    good

    Glad to see it, I just ordered my first TT to give one a try, I have installed a dozen or so knights and have been happy with them but I like the HX design of the TT.

    This one will get a work out as lead boiler in a Hybrid system. almost makes me look forward to winter to see how its going to work.   Almost
  • Unknown
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    TonyS

    Natural Gas,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
  • mjcromp
    mjcromp Member Posts: 57
    Love TT's!

    I have installed many TT's and love them. Part of this is the self cleaning (stated from the factory) HX. Leaps and bounds from the aluminum HX's that need constant attention!!

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  • tim smith
    tim smith Member Posts: 2,807
    RE: interior of TT heat xr

    I did the same thing on a couple of our TT boilers, up to 4 yrs old. Same situation, very little byproduct build up inside not like the Giannoni's that every year we have a lot of build up in the bottom of them. On the TT boiler we had just a few bits of the iron deposits on one of the boilers, some build up in trap that we pulled off and cleaned out but other than that notta.  Note to watch out for on the TTs although, when you first put them in it would not be a bad idea to put anti seize on the nuts that hold burner head on to heat exchanger. We have had some that the nuts were so tight the studs broke off that are tack welded to top of heat exchanger. This required replacing boiler due to you can't weld them back on.
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