A pony wall will be installed to correct foundation issues in an old house with an equally old residential boiler system. Is there any issue with covering up most of this pipe with the pony wall? It appears to be some sort of pressure release pipe/channel that disappears into the pad (presumably ties in with the sewer line).
Not sure where that is going to but it should be going to daylight. That means you should be able to see the end of the pipe. It's a pressure relief drain. It's good to know if it is releasing.... it normally shouldn't be. Discharge usually means a valve problem.
I would disconnect it from where it's going.
Repair your wall and then re-pipe so that it goes down the wall to near the floor.
Many people don't even pipe it.
First time here: [b]Slant-Fin Intrepid Boiler-Oil, [/b]Mod. T30PT
I never hooked up the domestic coil to the system (have electric water heater), what should I set the differential setting to save oil, all the way down or all the way up.
Or can I jumper a wire between two terminals so it doesn't cycle as much.
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My 5 year old lochinvar has house heat but no hot water. It happened overnight I guess as it worked when I went to bed. I am assuming something is not opening when it should? Any ideas would help!
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12-17-22, 10:52 AM
