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Whistling sound
wavewuver
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I have a hot water oil fired system with 3 zones and a single circulator pump. Well over a year ago, I started hearing this whistling sound when one zone (main floor) was calling for heat. The sounds comes and goes at regular intervals of about 20-30 seconds. It sounds like a train whistle in the distance. Over time the noise seems to be getting louder. The noise occurs even if the oil burner is not running. I have tried to isolate the sound but cannot seem to pinpoint the source.
Since it is only happening with one zone, can I rule out the circulator?
Could it be the zone valve?
Or, could there be some sort of flow restriction within the boiler itself.
Since it is only happening with one zone, can I rule out the circulator?
Could it be the zone valve?
Or, could there be some sort of flow restriction within the boiler itself.
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