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  • maybemark
    maybemark Member Posts: 1,131
    done
  • maybemark
    maybemark Member Posts: 1,131
    Paul
    I didn't see your comment with the analyzer until after I cut the 90.
    where is the best place to put the probe on the analyzer?
    I can do it anytime i get an answer
  • maybemark
    maybemark Member Posts: 1,131
    Carl
    !st, i don't feel bad, I'm human, I make mistakes. Hopefully the mistakes I make, don't cost me alot of money to fix.
    if you can give me an idea on where I should be checking around, I'd appreciate that
    I'll get the analyzer out, and read over the instructions again.

    To be honest, I am so happy I did the job, and I'm proud of it.
    No way would I have done it, without finding this site
    again
    Thanks all
    Mark
  • Paul48
    Paul48 Member Posts: 4,469
    Mark....Follow the instructions in the manual. Look in the "Start Up" section.
  • maybemark
    maybemark Member Posts: 1,131
    I just did a basic CO/combustion test

    co2 - 9.0
    co - 6.0
    02 - 5.0
    x - 31.4
    no - n/f
    p - 0
    tf - o
  • maybemark
    maybemark Member Posts: 1,131
    here are the numbers i got for that test. are any other test suggested?
    differential?
    high resolution
    high co
    heat exchange test?
    aux test?
  • maybemark
    maybemark Member Posts: 1,131
    I have the numbers from the test I did, but I don't know what they mean.
    how do the numbers look?
    should i be doing something, if the numbers are not normal. and what inspection should i do?
    thanks
    Mark
  • Zman
    Zman Member Posts: 7,611
    Your combustion numbers are within range.
    If everything looks and sounds normal I would not take it apart.
    If you want to you could visually inspect the fan and venturi. You would have to disassemble a few things...
    "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
    Albert Einstein
  • maybemark
    maybemark Member Posts: 1,131
    I did the test over again
    o2 - 5.1
    co - 72
  • maybemark
    maybemark Member Posts: 1,131
    p - .01
    tf - oc
    co2 9.0
    no n/f
    efc -0
    x - 32.2

    should i do any other test?
    I f like you say the numbers are within range, you feel I did no harm at this point in time?

    if you feel the need for me to check out the fan, I will.
    but my eyes do not know what to look for
    the boiler seems to sound great and I changed the perameters before the test, no problem getting up to the new numbers, now my DHW does go down in flame, before it reaches target. It was always 100% or nothing

    Let it be?
    or other suggestion, inspection? or tests
  • Zman
    Zman Member Posts: 7,611
    Let it be....
    "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
    Albert Einstein
  • maybemark
    maybemark Member Posts: 1,131
    again
    i want to thank all of you, get thru my 1st service call on my boiler.
    Carl, thank you, I'll let it be
    Mark

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