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Water is higher than usual in site glass

guzzinerd
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The water level (green line) is about an inch above the water level line on the boiler behind it. It started yesterday after finishing rebuilding the rest of the traps. Previously it always sat around 3 inches lower, close to the black line.
Otherwise everything is working ok, good heat, low pressure, water isn't bouncing more than half inch, no leaks, noise etc... Actually the level does go down towards the water level line when it's making steam.
I'm probably just being paranoid but is there anything i should be correcting or concerned about?

Otherwise everything is working ok, good heat, low pressure, water isn't bouncing more than half inch, no leaks, noise etc... Actually the level does go down towards the water level line when it's making steam.
I'm probably just being paranoid but is there anything i should be correcting or concerned about?

Bryant 245-8, 430k btu, 2-pipe steam in a 1930s 6-unit 1-story apt building in the NM mountains. 26 radiators 3800sqf
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