Problems with natural gas heat transfer oil boilers
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The back part of the natural gas heat transfer oil boiler has been burned through, with flames coming out. May I ask if it can still be used? Are there any security risks?
What burned through? If the coil burns through, the furnace must be shut down. The furnace body and furnace walls also need to be shut down; continuing to operate them makes it difficult to ensure the proper functioning of the boiler, and it poses safety risks.
With the flames shooting out, how can one still dare to keep burning? How much money can be made, and who would dare to take on such a big responsibility?
It is at the rear of the horizontal natural gas boiler, specifically at the junction where the rear baffle meets the boiler shell
It is at the rear of the horizontal natural gas boiler, specifically at the junction where the rear baffle meets the boiler shell
Do we even need to ask?! Just park directly! ! The fire hood has been taken out – is it to be used as a rocket? Hehe, find a boiler manufacturer to handle it for you. The quality is terrible