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Lots of noise

JulianM
JulianM Member Posts: 1
in Gas Heating
Hello, I have a crown steam boiler BSI138. This was installed back in 2019.
Every year I am having issue with the boiler. I am getting loud noise. The water level in the gauge glass is sitting at the top. If I remove a bucket of water the boiler will work on for a few days then the issue will come back again.
For the beginning the boiler was never installed correctly. I end up paying another plumber to re-pipe the NEAR BOILER PIPING. After this was none in 2022 I am still having this issue. Next my plumber wants to re-do my water inlet and drop it to the return line. Any tips what I should consider doing or what needs to be done?

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  • dko
    dko Member Posts: 668
    After you remove water, the water level rises to the top of the gauge again?

    For others to better assist you, take pictures of the boiler and near boiler piping. Few angles
  • Big Ed_4
    Big Ed_4 Member Posts: 3,020
    1/3 from the bottom is the water level . Your system is over feeding . Shut off any feeder for now .

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  • EBEBRATT-Ed
    EBEBRATT-Ed Member Posts: 16,495
    The water make up should be tied into a return line or the pipe from the Hartford loop that feeds the boiler. It should not go into the boiler directly. If you have a auto feeder and the boiler water is surging this can cause the boiler to overfill
  • ZanderKensington
    ZanderKensington Member Posts: 1
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