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Steam heat water loss
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ed wallace
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might have a leaking boiler you need to manually raise the water level in the boiler and see if you get water on the floor also does the boiler have a tankless heater or a plate where the tankless would go the gasket might be leaking last thing check the pipes and vents look for leaks if you have carpets the carpets will soak up the water so check around the radiators for water last call a proffesional to check out your system
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Steam heat water loss
I have a 150,000 btu boiler dated 9/93, over January 2005 the automatic water feeder fed 124 gallons of water and I do not know where it went. Any ideas? So far this February I am up to 34 Gallons.0
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