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Triangle Tube insulation degradation [PHOTO]
willis18
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in Gas Heating
Hi All:
My boiler tech and I are trying to solve a mystery, regarding a Triangle Tube Prestige Solo 60. Installation date was December 2010.
Recently it has shown degradation of the foam insulation that lines the interior of the cabinet. The degradation is localized around the igniter, in the upper left of cabinet.
Since it is close to the igniter, it has caused some real concern. Has anyone encountered this before, or have any thoughts on why/how the insulation is coming off this way?
Attached is a photo of the area in question,
Will K
Owner / operator, Little Hill LLC
My boiler tech and I are trying to solve a mystery, regarding a Triangle Tube Prestige Solo 60. Installation date was December 2010.
Recently it has shown degradation of the foam insulation that lines the interior of the cabinet. The degradation is localized around the igniter, in the upper left of cabinet.
Since it is close to the igniter, it has caused some real concern. Has anyone encountered this before, or have any thoughts on why/how the insulation is coming off this way?
Attached is a photo of the area in question,
Will K
Owner / operator, Little Hill LLC
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Inspect closely all the gaskets igniter, sight glass, main burn chamber lid. Also check lid bolts to be secure and tight. All should be pulled down flush and tight.0
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I had one where all the foam and internal plastic components degraded due to pulling contaminated air from a pool mechanical room, but your issue sounds like a gasket/combustion gas leaking issue.0
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Take a close look at the studs that clamp down the main burner lid. There is a defect in some of those TT boilers where the studs snap off and allow hot flue gas to escape the combustion chamber.DZoro said:Inspect closely all the gaskets igniter, sight glass, main burn chamber lid. Also check lid bolts to be secure and tight. All should be pulled down flush and tight.
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