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IBC SL 20-115 Boiler Problem
MAXwsd
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I recorded this banging noise from my boiler. https://youtu.be/7zyl2BkNSS0 This is the first winter in use. There was an ignition error or "Failure to Ignite" error, something to that effect. Then after an hour it tried again and I got it on tape. It did ignite but that loud banging noise concerns me to say the least! Any ideas? Thank you!
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Lp or Natural? Inlet gas pressure?0
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If you havent found the switch yet, there should be a toggle near the the boiler, near the equipment room entrance, top of the stairs? With a blue or red plate.
But I hope a tech has been there already and fixed it.0 -
Please let us know what the problem was.0
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Following your youtube is one from IBC.
Do you have a concentric exhaust termination?
I have this backfire in a commercial condensing water heater.
The concentric thru the roof creates a negative pressure on the air inlet if a good windy day......25-35MPH.
Or on other ModCon is the bottom drain is plugged with what IBC calls "rabbit turds", (we use the more tactful term of coffee grounds), that can cause backfiring also.0 -
I don't know what concentric exhaust is. There are two pipes coming out of the boiler through a chimney stack. The panel is now saying "ignition module" but it's making that god-awful noise every time it tries to fire up. Sometimes it fires up, sometimes it goes into error.JUGHNE said:Following your youtube is one from IBC.
Do you have a concentric exhaust termination?
I have this backfire in a commercial condensing water heater.
The concentric thru the roof creates a negative pressure on the air inlet if a good windy day......25-35MPH.
Or on other ModCon is the bottom drain is plugged with what IBC calls "rabbit turds", (we use the more tactful term of coffee grounds), that can cause backfiring also.0 -
A concentric exhaust termination assembly has an obvious single pipe for exhaust with a lower cone/skirt around it for inlet.
The other option is 2 separate pipe ends separated by height or vertical distance.0 -
Hi, I just cam across this thred. If you are still having the problem with your boiler please let me know. I was having the same problem with mine and I have the fix.0
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Don't keep it to yourself.... whatcha got?0
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