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viessmann wb1b-35 gas smell in cabinet

pumbaa
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in Gas Heating
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its an internal leak after shut down. there isn't a leak in the gas train up to the gas valve0
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just curious but what is tech support saying?
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call a rep. last one that they had boiler replied and 2 weeks later the same problem with new boiler
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sorry that should say replaced
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thinking may be problem with venting???0
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A gas leak is a gas leak. It is also an explosion waiting to happen. I don't want to read about you in the papers. Or on the 'net.
If you insist on living very dangerously, at least do your neighbours a favour and get the gas shut off to your house at the service entrance.Br. Jamie, osb
Building superintendent/caretaker, 7200 sq. ft. historic house museum with dependencies in New England0 -
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I had a bad gas valve years ago on a wb1a, was kicking out an odor. Glad you’re all set0
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@pumbaa Hi there, yes years later, but I’m having the same thing at a customers house and im just wondering what you ended up doing? Just change the board or the gas valve as well? It’s almost 8pm here on a Friday so I can’t get tech support..0
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