The air bound heating system this fridays case
This weeks case is about a heating system I thought I knew well. We replaced a circulator and had to drain the system. The video will talk about what I discovered and other ways we found to dislodge stubborn air pockets. Seeya Friday @6am EST
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So… Just askin'. Did you add Isolation valves?
OR
Leave the same problem for the next guy!
Edward Young Retired
After you make that expensive repair and you still have the same problem, What will you check next?
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Pumping toward the ET instead of pumping away
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@EdTheHeaterMan I added valves I would not want the next guy cursing me out
@mattmia2 Dish soap? I will have to look that one up
@EBEBRATT-Ed It was already doing that. but I found a secret weapon
here is this weeks video.
Ray Wohlfarth
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If you are highly regarded as an expert and friend of the customer, then you should recommend to the person in charge that they have the isolation valves around the pump rebuilt to save them time and money on future repairs. There are great local companies that can do this work.
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The increased pressure also increases how much air will dissolve in the water.
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