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#65 LWCO
Macheat
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I have a customer whose #65 is not shutting the boiler off in a low water situation.
Not real familiar at repairing them, ideas?
Not real familiar at repairing them, ideas?
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sorry MM #67 not 65
my fault its a #670 -
A dangerous situation
These can be taken apart, but if the interior float, and chamber are full of rust, you may want to replace the whole unit.
A dry-fired boiler is a great fire, and safety risk.--NBC
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Manual
Here's the manual and replacement parts list.
This problem is what you see if the LWCO isn't blown down weekly. The rust and scale settle under the float so it doesn't drop when the water level falls.Just another DIYer | King of Prussia, PA
1983(?) Peerless G-561-W-S | 3" drop header, CG400-1090, VXT-240 -
Cleaning
I took one apart and cleaned it, afterdwards it worked perfectly. I also showed the owner how to test it weekly with the burner running.Single pipe quasi-vapor system. Typical operating pressure 0.14 - 0.43 oz. EcoSteam ES-20 Advanced Control for Residential Steam boilers. Rectorseal Steamaster water treatment0
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