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Hot to circulator pump, cold after. Replace pump or something else?
steamer02180
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Hi there, curious if it could be something else or replace pump? If replace easy to do on own? Drain system?
Thanks everyone
Thanks everyone
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Could very well be the pump(s). They are not supposed to be mounted like that. They must be mounted with the motor horizontal. The bearings are water lubricated and they'll become dry by air being trapped at the top when mounted vertically (shaft up). If mounted shaft down, debris and sediment will ruin the bearings.
They gotta be horizontal.Bob Boan
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Yes, it could be something else. Do you have electric power at the circulator?0
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Is there enough pressure in the system, typically 12 psi, and does the line possibly have air in it?
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And how many residential systems have 20 psi static pressure?pecmsg said:Actually that's allowed if over 20#'s operating pressure but it is frowned upon.
And Taco is the only one that allows it under those conditions.
Bob Boan
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> @Ironman said:
> Actually that's allowed if over 20#'s operating pressure but it is frowned upon.
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> And how many residential systems have 20 psi static pressure?
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> And Taco is the only one that allows it under those conditions.
Not disputing or arguing that point in any shape of firm.1
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