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Posted by Sherri Rasetta on September 15, 2004 at 17:59:11:
In Reply to: Re: Weil-Mclean Gas Burner CG-4 model posted by Harold hydronicnetwork.net on January 23, 2004 at 17:56:25:
: Not having a zone valve would make the zone have heat all the time, not prevent it from getting heat. A blockage in the line would prevent hot water from getting from the boiler to the readiation. That is what is happening with the boiler, it is not getting the hot water through the boiler fast enough so it shuts right down. The problem is not with the boiler, it is with the circulation of the water through the circuits. A knowledgeable repairman would want to know the tubing diameter, the length of each circuit from the boiler to the boiler and the circulator in use.
: http://64.226.150.132/hydronic/des/start.htm#Measure
"FYI....I JUST FOUND THE ABOVE COMMENTS ON-LINE, I NEVER RECEIVED THEM VIA EMAIL"...thanks anyway
We ended up replacing the boiler, zone valves with circulators...etc..etc In regards to the distance between the circuts and the boiler. The circuts are right beside the boiler, the wiring box is just above on the ceiling. The pex tubing was run...and it is orange. Does that help? I sure don't want to have any more problems this winter!
Will look for your reply in my email. Thank you