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How to drain water from the glass tube on a Weil-McLain Gold Oil Burner?
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ChrisBuhl
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Hi,
I just happened to see that the glass water level tube on my boiler is maxed out. I can't figure out a way to lower the water level. I've called a couple of plumbers but not heard back, and I'm afraid to let the boiler run at all, but I also don't want my pipes to freeze. Can anyone help me figure out how to do this?
Thanks for any help,
Chris Buhl
Pittsfield, MA
I just happened to see that the glass water level tube on my boiler is maxed out. I can't figure out a way to lower the water level. I've called a couple of plumbers but not heard back, and I'm afraid to let the boiler run at all, but I also don't want my pipes to freeze. Can anyone help me figure out how to do this?
Thanks for any help,
Chris Buhl
Pittsfield, MA
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Problem solved
Hi,
A friend came by and showed me how to drain it, problem solved.
Thanks,
Chris0
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