TRINITY PARTS

Steve_52

We have a customer that installed a NTI T-150 in his mountain hide-a-way and he would like to keep some parts on hand in case there is a problem with his boiler. It's been installed for 6 months and is running like a watch, he just wants to have insurance laying around since the nearest parts house is 150 miles away. Is there anyone installing these boilers that could recommend what would/could be needed? We've sold several of the T-150 and T-200 boilers and have not had one problem.
Thanks!!!

Pinball

Trinity Parts

I have installed a few myself the only problem I ran into was a wet flame rod.(due to a blocked cond.drain) While the book says to replace it, the factory Rep. "Clifford" had me remove it and clean it off w/ a dollar bill.It's been working flawlessly. The Only parts that might be a problem is the sentry controller IF it ever goes bad. however it's not something very cheap that I would like hanging on the shelf, collecting dust "just in case' If you want to e-mail me I can give you Clifford's # and he would be more than happy to tell you what to carry..(nothing):) particular that I can think of.
Al

John Starcher_4

We keep....

....a spare ignitor and flame sensor on the shelf. I have only installed two of these boilers so far, both of them are approaching their first birthdays, and so far no problems.

Starch

Dave Stroman

The electronic board has been the main problem I have had. Replaced about 3 of them. Had one bad fan pressure switch. No blower failures or ignitor failures.

Dave in Denver

Steve_52

thanks

For the input, I'll make the recommendation to my customer.