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I can't ID this boiler

Chuck W
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Hopefully someone here can help me out with this. I have a very old house, with a gas fired boiler that looks pretty ancient itself.
The label plate names it a "General Electric Gas Fired Boiler", model number plate reads "21LM 30L". Although I'm familiar with large scale steam systems, I know nothing about this unit. Can anyone out there point me to an operator's manual, or an approximate age on this thing?
The label plate names it a "General Electric Gas Fired Boiler", model number plate reads "21LM 30L". Although I'm familiar with large scale steam systems, I know nothing about this unit. Can anyone out there point me to an operator's manual, or an approximate age on this thing?
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Tim Mc, take note!
That monster is over 50 years old and it was built like a tank, FACT! At this point that's the good news, bad is that it's highly ineffficent and wasting fuel up the wazoo!
Start with a full tune-up by a guy who will do both a pre-test and post-test and compare/measure the results. Then, I would flush that thing out since there's probably a pile of mud in the bottom and hope for the best. If all that doesn't do it, junk it!
I have manuals for GE oil, no gas stuff, how about you Timmie???0
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