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Kinetic 2000 Error code 140

Beb1966
Beb1966 Member Posts: 3
in Oil Heating
I put in a brand new Kinetic 2000 and a Roth oil tank the kinetic 2000 worked for about 2 weeks with no problem then the oil tank was replaced now every 4 days the kinetic 2000 goes out error code 140 appears if you bleed and reset the boiler it runs for another 4 days I had oil tank company come out they checked the fittings and made sure the tank was installed properly installer added a tiger loop heat still went out do you have any idea what could be the problem

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  • HVACNUT
    HVACNUT Member Posts: 6,332
    Was it the same company that installed the tank and boiler?
    Call back the installer. Nothing wrong with a Tiger Loop on a Roth tank, but not as a Band-aid. Was a vacuum test done?
    Was there a pump over of oil from the old tank to new? Sludge, water? It could be few things but only a good tech on site can find and fix it.
    SuperTech
  • Roger
    Roger Member Posts: 374
    Thank you for your question, @Beb1966 , and for your post, @HVACNUT.
    Your heating professional that installed the boiler should be able to help troubleshoot this as well.
    If the burner primary control is locked out, it should be treated as a normal burner lockout by following normal diagnostics.
    If the burner reset button does not need to be pressed to restore operation (for example, just cycling the power to the boiler), we have resources on our website, although here is a link to a prior post on this topic.
    Roger
    President
    Energy Kinetics, Inc.
  • Beb1966
    Beb1966 Member Posts: 3
    I will check with the Tech to I see if a vacuum test was performed, it was one company that installed the boiler and another that installed the tank is it possible that this unit is defective?
  • HVACNUT
    HVACNUT Member Posts: 6,332
    Beb1966 said: is it possible that this unit is defective?
    What "unit"?  Everything was fine until the oil tank was replaced. I'd start working backwards towards that. Thats why the vacuum test.
    The Tiger Loop is fine but a tech installed it as a remedy, not as an added benefit, and it didn't work.
    I put my money on a vacuum leak, improper piping, or sludge if there was a pump over. All 3 stem from the tank installation. 


  • Cackster
    Cackster Member Posts: 13
    Curious what the resolution was?

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