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Purge Air from Multi Zone Boiler
TerrapinSuite
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still having this issue, any advice?0
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Each zone has to be power purged -- at least five gpm if not more -- individually. Not sure how to do that on your system, but I suspect that there are combinations of valves and drains which will allow you to do that.Br. Jamie, osb
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You're close, may be missing one valve. That red hose bib valve on the right side of the boiler could be your purge for all zones, however there needs to be a valve to the left of it. I can't see all the return piping to the boiler connection, is there a valve somewhere in that 1-1/4 black pipe? Like the yellow handled one above the red handled hose bib?
If so, shut off that return valve, close all the valves above the pumps, open one at a time, purge until bubbles stop. It can take 15 minutes or so on some zones. Shut off the purged one, move to the next. Open one zone iso flange at a time, purge from the red valve.
If not, where the lower most black coupling is, should be a ball valve. A sawzall, union, valve, and some nipples could add one.
Your fill valve has a fast fill function by lifting the lever on top.Bob "hot rod" Rohr
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