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Hoffman Temperature Controller C-93
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Anyone know what this is? Is it a primitive aquastat?
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judging by the wiring diagram it looks like an outdoor air temperature sensor, its just pneumatic. outdoor air temperature drops below the target temperature and it kicks the circulator on to start heating the building. similar to a honeywell 4006 with 25' element. just an educated guess.0
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Where do the capillary tubes go? It looks like the right bellows first tips the big lever and starts the circulator on boiler temp rise and ans temp continues to rise cuts the burner on high limit and the left bellows cuts the circulator if return water temp falls too low.
Whatever you do, dont adjust anything in there unless you find instructions.0 -
Ther is no electrical input to start the control. The left hand capillary whatever it senses starts the circulator and powers the transformer which controls a valve depending on the temperature of the right hand capillary0
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the right side looks like its connected to the lugs on top and the left side is connected to the microswitch on the left bottom.0
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mattmia2 said:Where do the capillary tubes go? It looks like the right bellows first tips the big lever and starts the circulator on boiler temp rise and ans temp continues to rise cuts the burner on high limit and the left bellows cuts the circulator if return water temp falls too low. Whatever you do, dont adjust anything in there unless you find instructions.
The other goes into the plaster, I can't see where it goes. I'm guessing it's not in use it doesn't work anymore, I've never heard it do anything or seen the lever move.
Do you think I can rip it out? I am planning to install a tekmar 260 and a 305p in the near future.
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This should answer all your questions...or at least someone should be able determine what if anything should be ripped out or modified. ..
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reggi said:
@Erin Holohan Haskell (Maybe Erin can clean up the link ? )
Yes, I cleaned up the links above. Thanks.President
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