ULTIMATE FURNACE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Here is the Hot Water Tank Installation Instructions

Have a go at it. Tanks are simple to install

First step is to buy a new hot water tank. If yours was working fine then just order one that is the same size. If you found yourself a bit shy of water when the whole family wanted to shine up, buy one a bit larger. They rate them by Gallons In the US. So if you have an 80-gallon tank that’s not cutting the hot dog, get one that’s 100 gallons. If you plan on putting in a hot tub in the near future then do some research and find out how much capacity you will need to still have hot water after you install your new tub.

Next we need to come up with some tools. The typical will do, hammer and screwdrivers, we will also need some pipe cutters, pipe wrenches (two at least) you might want to have a few large crescent wrenches around as well. A garden hose will be handy.

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A new training manual FREE. “How Hydronic System Components Really Work.” The manuel if provided for free from Bell and Gossett, a major hydronic component supplier in the industry.

I already know the questions running through your head. Why? Why do i need this. If you have a boiler, you do.

If you have a hot water heating system, it consists of two major components. Your boiler, and your Hydronic circulating system, both operating together, but yet still very much apart.

We want you to be prepared to either know exactly what a contractor is saying to you (you should know everything you need to know about your boiler hydronics after reading this book) The book is very well written.

A few of you will even be able to fix/repair your own system, thereby saving hundreds to thousands of dollars.

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A new training manual, “How Hydronic System Components Really Work,” is available from Bell & Gossett. The 40-page manual presents new and updated information on system components and their roles in the hydronic system including:

* Operation of air relief valves, air separators, compression tanks, expansion tanks and more
* The circulator and how it moves water in closed systems
* Taking control of water hammer and velocity noise
* Low water cut-offs for hot water boilers
* Flow control options
* The point of no pressure change

For a free copy of training manual FHD-501A, visit www.bellgossett.com. About 1/2 way down the page on the left hand side is the manuel.

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