John R M
New Member
First post here.
I have a Heatmor 200 about a 2005 I believe. I bought it new and it has run fine.
This season though it seems to not be warming the house as good as it did. I have two pumps on it, one to the house and one to the garage. It heated both well in the past.
On the Heatmor the high aquastat is set at 200 and today I set the low aquastat at 180 with a 5 degree differentiate (sp)
In the house my boiler is set at 120 low and 180 high, while using the OWB. I don't burn in the summer.
Would it hurt to bump up the high setting in the house to 190 degrees?
New pumps last year on the OWB, new pump on indoor boiler a couple years ago, wye strainer clean in front of heat exchanger.
It seems to be warming a little better after I went with the 5 degree differenc. Wood is free to me, except the labor so I'm not worried about using more wood.
Garage is kept about 45 degrees when I'm not working in it.
I get easy 12 hour burns with oak.Thanks for any replies.
I have a Heatmor 200 about a 2005 I believe. I bought it new and it has run fine.
This season though it seems to not be warming the house as good as it did. I have two pumps on it, one to the house and one to the garage. It heated both well in the past.
On the Heatmor the high aquastat is set at 200 and today I set the low aquastat at 180 with a 5 degree differentiate (sp)
In the house my boiler is set at 120 low and 180 high, while using the OWB. I don't burn in the summer.
Would it hurt to bump up the high setting in the house to 190 degrees?
New pumps last year on the OWB, new pump on indoor boiler a couple years ago, wye strainer clean in front of heat exchanger.
It seems to be warming a little better after I went with the 5 degree differenc. Wood is free to me, except the labor so I'm not worried about using more wood.
Garage is kept about 45 degrees when I'm not working in it.
I get easy 12 hour burns with oak.Thanks for any replies.
