Too much to list

gcp13

Not sure what they were thinking

I don't know where to start

2 in header?

Bullheaded tee,no swing joint

16 in. A Dimension

Level mains and back pitched drip returns

Main air vents 27" above waterline, above boiler

Plugged pigtail & 3/4 90 for presuretrol

Hartford loop close nipple 2 " above waterline

Auto feeder wired wrong not working

kevin_58

boiler

Looks like that boiler should be in a pit.

JStar

Steam

This is why drop-headers were invented. But, then again, knuckleheads think a dropped header is just a way to get a bruised toe.

kevin_58

drop header

A drop header wouldnt work there, He said there is 16 in of a dimention. It needs to be in a pit or needs a condesate pump.

ChrisJ

Header and pump

In my opinion it needs a drop header and a condensate pump.

Hap_Hazzard

Hartford Loop?

It looks like a completely dry return to me. Probably not a good idea with that A dimension. It probably calls for water mid-cycle, so add "fluctuating water line" to the list of troubles.



I'm not sure how you measured that A dimension. Is that from the max water line to the header? If there's more than 28" from the water line to the main a drop header should work.

gcp13

A dimension

I measured A dimension from where the

Feeder satisfies the lwco.

At that point it was 2 in below Hartford loop

Close nipple

It was a toss up weather to raise up above

Close nipple or get as much distance as possible.

I would like to pipe the drip down into a wet return and then back to the boiler

Customer doesn't want to do any work yet ???

nicholas bonham-carter

Bad install

What were the symptoms which led to the service call?--NBC

gcp13

Check heat

Check heat for the season