TheFerretman
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Howdy All:
I have what I guess may be a silly question but I don't really know the answer.
I have a Triangletube boiler (the Solo) driving my radiant heat system. The radiant heat uses glycol rather than water since part of it is outdoors to act as a snowmelt system.
Right now I'm having a problem with my LWCO switch....I'm actually not 100% sure it's reading low, or if the system itself is actually low.
I assume that if I go to replace the switch and unscrew that sensor (it basically bolts into a standpipe) that I'll get some glycol coming out, yes? That's not actually water in there since the system is glycol?
As I said, probably a dumb question but I figured I should ask to see if anybody knows.
Thanks in advance!
Steven in Colorado
I have what I guess may be a silly question but I don't really know the answer.
I have a Triangletube boiler (the Solo) driving my radiant heat system. The radiant heat uses glycol rather than water since part of it is outdoors to act as a snowmelt system.
Right now I'm having a problem with my LWCO switch....I'm actually not 100% sure it's reading low, or if the system itself is actually low.
I assume that if I go to replace the switch and unscrew that sensor (it basically bolts into a standpipe) that I'll get some glycol coming out, yes? That's not actually water in there since the system is glycol?
As I said, probably a dumb question but I figured I should ask to see if anybody knows.
Thanks in advance!
Steven in Colorado