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Boiler wont fire unless..

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Karamike
Karamike Member Posts: 6
Hello



Emptied boiler to install some baseboard



Was not able to finish due to schedule,so I isolated 2 heat zones and left DHW alone



Boiler will now only fire if I manually open zone valve for DHW?



Boiler is "Purepro" with Beckett burner



Any ideas help is appreciated

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  • Paul48
    Paul48 Member Posts: 4,469
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    I'm

    not following you.........If the boiler is empty, do not fire it. If you have an indirect water heater, it uses boiler water to heat domestic hot water. If you dry-fire that boiler, you'll destroy it.
  • Karamike
    Karamike Member Posts: 6
    edited June 2012
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    Boiler was refilled

    Filled boiler to 15 psi before boiler was fired



    Boiler is equiped with Honeywell L7224 aquastat



    Also,boiler will fire when basement heat zone is calling..but does not fire for DHW when temp drops unless I manually open zone valve for it



    Any help is appreciated
  • STEVEusaPA
    STEVEusaPA Member Posts: 6,505
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    Do you have....

    A coil for DHW, or an indirect?

    If a coil, then you have to troubleshoot your control.

    If you have an indirect, you may still have air in the piping, or once again, troubleshoot the control

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  • Karamike
    Karamike Member Posts: 6
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    Indirect

    Superstor..
  • EddieG
    EddieG Member Posts: 150
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    How...

    How many wires are going to zone valve? My guess is that you are not sending 24 volts to the valve or the valve head is bad. By manually opening it, you are closing the end switch. Which tells the boiler to fire.
  • Karamike
    Karamike Member Posts: 6
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    2 brown

    with 3 white and 3 red wires connecting to zone valve
  • LIBob51
    LIBob51 Member Posts: 20
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    Is there

    A LWCO in the system?
  • Karamike
    Karamike Member Posts: 6
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    Ended up..

    being a faulty aquastat on the domestic
  • earl burnermann
    earl burnermann Member Posts: 126
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    fix the problem

    that is causing the zone valve not to open on temperature drop.

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