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Routine Maintenance
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JT_2
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I've read "We Got Steam Heat". I'm looking for more information on what to do to maintain what's already working. What do I do routinely, I check the water levels in the glass tubes every couple weeks, they don't change much, should I be doing anything else? What do I do when I shut the heat off for the summer season? The basics, I guess, I don't want to wait till I have a problem.
JT
Arlington, MA
JT
Arlington, MA
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Routine Maintenance
I recently bought my first home, complete with a one pipe steam heating system. I am looking for a resource with information on how to perform routine maintenance. Most of the books I've found are great for troubleshooting problems but none spell out simply what I need to do to keep my system in prime operating condition.
JT
Arlington, MA0 -
Get Dan's book "We Got Steam Heat" at a minimum. For more depth also get "The Lost Art of Steam Heating".0 -
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As a homeowner with one pipe steam who has both books. Listen to Mike and get them.0
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