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OIL FROM SOLENOID INTOBLOCK AND ON TO NOZZLEOIL FROM REGULATOR OROIL PUMP ENTERS & GOESTO FRONT OF BLOCKOIL FROM FRONT OF BLOCKCOMES OUT TO SOLENOIDB5 OIL BOX ENDUNDER BLOCK IS TAPPED PORT FOR AIR FROM REGULATOR TO GET INTO BLOCK<strong>LVWO</strong> ManualPage 26 of 48
CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF YOUR BOILERAt start-up, hot water boilers should be filled with water, vented, and brought to operatingtemperature to ensure that all air is removed from the system and the boiler. Failure to bring thesystem to temperature can result in serious system and boiler damage. Read the instructionsprovided with the automatic vent valve to make sure that air will be vented from the systemcontinuously.Hot water boilers are subject to serious damage and failure if leaks develop in the hydronicsystem that requires excessive make-up water. The make-up water introduces high levels ofoxygen which will lead to corrosion and component or system failure in a very short time. Allboilers and systems should be checked for leaks on a frequent basis. Leaks may be indicated bystanding water under or around system components, rust spots or drip spots. On a weekly basis,the system should be checked for hidden leaks. This is done by shutting the make-up watersupply isolation valve at a time when the burner is not operating. If pressure on the boilerpressure gage falls, it is an indication that there is a leak in the system which should be locatedand repaired immediately. Open the make-up water isolation valve after completing the test.Proper start-up and verifying that hot water boilers are leak free on a weekly basis is adequate toprotect the hot water boiler.System Maintenance Disconnect all incoming electrical power prior to servicing controls, pumps, or burner. Use extreme caution around boiler piping since it may be hot. The life of your boiler can only be measured by the care given to it by those who arecharged with the responsibility of boiler maintenance. A log book of the following itemsshould be maintained in the boiler room at all times.Daily maintenance list• Check operating pressures of water, oil, and air.• Check operating temperatures.• Observe condition of flame.• Listen for any unusual noises and correct as necessary.Weekly maintenance list• Check fuel supply for leaks.• Observe operation of circulating pump(s).<strong>LVWO</strong> Manual Page 27 of 48
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