Creosote

Tom S_2

I have a 1930's vintage coal boiler that had a Riello installed through the observation door about 4 years ago.
The unit emits an odor that reminds me of a Timken. The chimney also is coated with what appears to be a form of creosote. I thought the smell would eventually burn off and go away, but it has'nt. What can be done to remedy this, outside of changing the boiler?

ed wallace

old boiler

you need it serviced last week call your oil company also have your chimney cleaned,better yet spend the money on a new boiler are you driving a 40 yr old car???

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Earthfire

70 yrs old

putting a riello in that boiler is like putting a silk scarf on a pigs head.Time to left that hunk of iron retire