Williamson-Thermoflo GWC-070 Manual page 73

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Service & maintenance
Figure 79
Recuperator flueway drain holes
6. Dump any remaining water from the recuperator.
7. Look through the flue adapter and locate the flueway drain
holes as shown in Figure 79.
8. Use a brush or other means to remove blockage from these
holes.
9. Rinse the recuperator thoroughly.
Re-install the recuperator
1. Inspect the recuperator gaskets to make sure all are in good
condition. Replace if there is any sign of damage.
2. Attach the recuperator at the boiler connection.
3. Secure with the four nuts.
4. Re-connect the water connections to the upper and lower
recuperator flanges.
5. Re-insert the in-line drain fitting into the recuperator vent
adapter. Tighten the clamp to secure in place.
6. Re-connect the plug-in connector on the thermal fuse (Fig-
ure 99, page 94, item 27).
Re-install the condensate trap and recuperator access
cover
1. Replace the condensate trap and recuperator access cover
— tighten bolts securely (do not exceed 18 inch-pounds, 2
N-m, torque).
If the recuperator shows signs of significant
corrosion or deterioration, contact Williamson-
Thermoflo for recommendations on investigating
the cause and replacing the recuperator if necessary.
Make sure the recuperator access cover gasket is in
good condition. Replace if necessary.
Part number 550-142-786/0712
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fired water boiler
— Boiler Manual
(continued)
Make sure the recuperator access cover and the
condensate trap are re-installed securely.
Failure to comply with the above could result in
severe personal injury, death or substantial property
damage.
Re-connect the vent pipe
1. If the vent pipe was lifted out, re-insert the vent pipe into.
2. If the vent pipe was cut, install a coupling in the vent line to
allow re-connection.
3. If a section was removed (stainless vent pipe), replace the
section.
4. Re-connect the vent pipe to the in-line drain fitting and
tighten the clamp.
When replacing the vent pipe, follow all instruc-
tions in this manual to ensure the vent is properly
completed. Failure to properly the vent pipe could
result in severe personal injury, death or substantial
property damage.
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