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Alan(CaliforniaRadiant)Forbes

I've never worked on these old heaters before and all the old timers that knew how are either dead or have moved out of the state.

I have a 95 year old customer who I'll be visiting later this week who has one that only provides hot water for a few minutes and then the water turns tepid or cold.

Can someone give me any pointers on where to start? There must be some kind of water valve that turns on the burner when there's a sense of water flow.

Alan

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lchmb

I'll talk with an old timer

I of course say this with respect. Have a couple of guy's at work who have been around 45 plus year's. I would love to get a better copy of that picture though..Incredible...
I'll try and get you an answer tomorrow..

John R. Hall

Where does the line form...

...to bid on that antique?

Big Ed

Ruud

Ah.....don't you think it's time for a new one?

Larry Weingarten

If you can...

tell me what model you have, I probably can get you the service instructions for it. There is a fair amount to look at. I know this is a neanderthal approach, but if you have a fax?...
ps. Check the water motor for free operation and good movement. That would be the first suspect!

will smith_2

Can I have it when you replace it?????