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Is there a method for changing out an inline system Boiler pump?
Jonesey
Member Posts: 11
Three years ago I replaced the motor, but not the flanges/body (black in picture below) on my Weil-McLain boiler. I'd like to replace the entire assembly but I don't know how to unweight the copper line going to the expansion tank (see red arrows)
. Is there a tool that'll slip in or something to unweight the flange and separate it from the system?
Thank you for any help!
. Is there a tool that'll slip in or something to unweight the flange and separate it from the system?
Thank you for any help!
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Why do you want to replace the body?
A large screwdriver will separate the body, you will need to support the piping from above, somehowBob "hot rod" Rohr
trainer for Caleffi NA
Living the hydronic dream0 -
So just support the piping and get a nice size flathead in there huh? That makes sense - thank you. I replaced the motor 3 years ago and it's loud upon startup but then calms down. Do you know if there's a better pump to put in? Perhaps a 007e type high efficiency? I'm not sure if that's appropriate for a system pump on a Weil McClain Boiler.0
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lets see more of the piping. Where the expansion tank connects. The air purger type.
static fill pressure?Bob "hot rod" Rohr
trainer for Caleffi NA
Living the hydronic dream0 -
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Cold pressure is ~12psi and hot ~15-17psi0 -
Is something wrong with the volute, or flanges? Leaking? If all is good, leave well enough alone. Kind of a tight spot. I would've done the same thing.0
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