HTP COMBI Here we go again
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Wow, that was a quick turnaround. Does someone pay for your labor under warranty?
Tom
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we will submit bill, they don't pay much. Still cheaper tho than constantly running and servicing boiler0
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FYI - I called Navien Tech support twice this last week on a combi startup. Waited 1 minute on hold. Got right to the issue. Had a new igniter delivered overnight. Stole one out of a new one at another house not started up yet. Still had issue and he quickly had me block the intake partially. Fired right up. New propane tank not purged correctly, air mixed in propane. Left it blocked overnight while hte radiant sla heated up. Running fine the next day.
It’s disappointing that what could be a great product isn’t being well supported and has some QC issues. Cool they replaced it.
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crack in the exhaust boot0
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i guess they burn cleanly enough that wouldn't set of a co detector0
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Billy,
For future reference you are always welcome to contact me direct for questions or concerns about our products or labor allowances. We did have a tech have a heart attack in the department then had to let another guy go, but are back up to better staffing while I get the newest guy trained. I am very sorry to all for the delays in getting to your questions and concerns. Please email me direct at tim.white@htproducts.com and I am glad to personally assist.
Joe Adornetti with Emerson Swan is a great guy.
Tim White, Technical Manager.Just a guy running some pipes.5 -
Is htp going to keep making this boiler? Imo it could be a great boiler.
The best thing about the combis is the three gallon tank with the coil heat exchanger. Most combis use a flat plat heat exchanger and will have a hot water sandwich during use which is annoying to say the least.
You should offer for sale a small indirect like what is used in the uft combis or continue to improve the line. The 10-1 turndown is great, but a lower low level firing rate on the combis would be fantastic to help with short cycling. I’d also like to see a delayed ramping option like on the Lochinvar knight and epic boilers. And an improved three way valve..
Otherwise great boilers imo.0 -
Tim, we did speak. Conversation didn't go to well. But anyway, I replaced a combi today in Holmdel. Customer was very happy that HTP stood behind their product. Thats really all I can ask for when I buy into a line. I know some things are out of our hands but I try to stick with manufacturers that give best service. Joey A came thru and said you helped in expediting claim. Dan at AF supply also a big help with this. Not many Staten Island contractors installing HTP condensing boilers so I sold it hard to my customers. I do have to say Joey A and Kevin dd as much as they possibly could for me , 24/7. All is good Tim1
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These are all great points which I am glad to pass along. Being in Technical I do not collaborate with engineering on features product design, but I do attend meetings on revisions and releases. for these boilers, if the 3-way valve has a blue sticker on the motor, it is older revision. If green sticker, it is current. The SFN number (software version that is flashed on startup) is .11 or smaller, the board has to be flashed or replaced to the newer SFN number, .12 or greater, to have the 3-way exercise daily. Our current UFTC line is 10-1 ratio. Our newest line (ELU) has a FPHX for DHW and the boiler itself is held warmer instead of pre-heating the small HX like the UFTC line does.BobZmuda said:Is htp going to keep making this boiler? Imo it could be a great boiler.
The best thing about the combis is the three gallon tank with the coil heat exchanger. Most combis use a flat plat heat exchanger and will have a hot water sandwich during use which is annoying to say the least.
You should offer for sale a small indirect like what is used in the uft combis or continue to improve the line. The 10-1 turndown is great, but a lower low level firing rate on the combis would be fantastic to help with short cycling. I’d also like to see a delayed ramping option like on the Lochinvar knight and epic boilers. And an improved three way valve..
Otherwise great boilers imo.Just a guy running some pipes.1 -
I am sorry our conversation did not go well, I speak to dozens of customers per day and get well over 100 emails a day. We certainly do stand behind the products we make and I am always glad to do my best to assist with these issues. Please feel free to reach out in the future if needed.BillyO said:Tim, we did speak. Conversation didn't go to well. But anyway, I replaced a combi today in Holmdel. Customer was very happy that HTP stood behind their product. Thats really all I can ask for when I buy into a line. I know some things are out of our hands but I try to stick with manufacturers that give best service. Joey A came thru and said you helped in expediting claim. Dan at AF supply also a big help with this. Not many Staten Island contractors installing HTP condensing boilers so I sold it hard to my customers. I do have to say Joey A and Kevin dd as much as they possibly could for me , 24/7. All is good Tim
Just a guy running some pipes.1 -
Do you guys over any training on the EFT wall boilers?0
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Glad to ask, not sure. Email has been sent to training department. Lots of training on new lines like ELX and ELU but not sure about product specific training on older lines.BillyO said:Do you guys over any training on the EFT wall boilers?
Just a guy running some pipes.0
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