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Posted by DMont on February 01, 2007 at 05:22:53 from (72.24.77.157):
In Reply to: Ain't Right posted by Allan In NE on February 01, 2007 at 02:27:05:
Good morning Allan It looks as if all the bases have been covered on this running a little warm situation. You have probably check the cap to be sure it is holding good pressure. I would just put a new one on to be sure. IN case you have a way to check the temperature of the top tank versus the bottom tank, the temp should drop around 10 degrees. If you have a substantial difference it would indicate there is not enough flow thru the flues. Someone before you might have closed off too many in the past to cure a leaking problem. You will probably lower the running temp with the fan change, but just in case Don
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