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Snowmelt
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towards the end of the summer I installed a union steam boiler, I never looked at the pressure troll, customer called me up said pipes where banging and water spitting out. I went over there the pressure troll was maxed out. the question is did he home owner touch it, was it set like that from factory or was that just a fluke. I put it down to the factory minimum with 1 .5 differential and waited an hour, everything was fine after that? Again was that odd or did someone touch it?
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It's been my experience that the factory shipping setting is set at maximum. I often wondered why that was until I realized that they're set high so they don't rattle loose and come apart during shipping.
Miss Hall's School service mechanic, greenhouse manager, teacher, dog walker and designated driver
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thanks for the quick response and it makes sense, to make a funny, when the washing machine came to my house I did the new valves and some copper but I didn't take the shipping bolts out of the drum, needless to say when it went to rinse the machine vibrated like a junkie having a seizer, took the shipping bolts out, everything is fine .1
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