What Should a Boiler Inspection Include? | Moore Heating
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What Should a Boiler Inspection Include?

What does a Boiler Inspection Include?

Jul
24

As fellow Alaskans, we know your boiler is the last thing you want to be thinking about in July in Alaska, there are some very good reasons why you should give it a few minutes of thought. One word: Maintenance. The best time to get your boiler check up is before you need it, and we’ll need it much too soon. It’s better to schedule the visit before our weather changes and most heating companies’ start to get really busy! When looking for a reliable HVAC company in Anchorage, it’s important to make sure they are doing a complete and professional inspection of your boiler system. Here are some of the things you should expect to be part of the inspection and maintenance.

  • Inspect boiler for leaks
  • The pressure should be noted
  • All thermostats should be turned up
  • Check heat anticipator setting
  • Confirm pump operation
  • Confirm zone valve operation
  • Confirm damper operation
  • Test pressure relief
  • Confirm pressure and temperature reading with a gauge
  • Pull, clean and inspect the burners
  • Clean the pilot assembly, pilot orifice, and the sensor
  • Inspect the heat exchanger for corrosion or leaks
  • Replace the thermocouple if needed
  • Check the flame signal
  • Check the gas pressure
  • Check the combustion motor and pressure switch
  • Clean the cabinet area
  • Run test equipment
  • Confirm the flow through each zone
  • Wipe down equipment

If you have a water heater, the following should also be done:

  • Pull and clean burner and pilot assy
  • Replace t-couple
  • Test T/P valve

Even though thinking about the cold weather to come may make you cringe, it is more than worth a couple of minutes of your time to make a quick phone call to schedule your annual maintenance. When the snow does come, you’ll be so happy you did.