Fairly standard for me to do an amp test on the pump on any no heat call. Minimum it gives you a baseline of what is going on. It is fast and not intrusive on the system. That said we have been doing this long enough that the mind rules out fast what is not and issue. Like Holmes said "When you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth". Basically stop and think before changing parts.
My hot water boila is fron 1973 went installed and is gas, I just install relay with transformer, pressure relief valve, water circulator, water feed valve, expansion tank, pressure reducing valve, air vent, and tanks to listen and asking questions and common sense, I was able to do it my self at parts cost, and now I will be able to do more with the class I taking with you, tank you very much
Thanks MP. Doing it right. AND DOCUMENTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 35 years ago we turned down a new furnace sale because the slick salesman wouldn't tell us what he was going to install. We went with a local guy who gave us a typed and signed quote describing exactly what he would do and with what. They should go back and demand money back from those 5 whackadoodles for not fixing the problem. No fixy, no tickey.
Just in time !! Think I have a poor water circulator. Water is nice and hot and I can hear the circulator running but it takes way too long to bring the room temp up in a reasonable time after I turn the thermostat set temp. up. I was going to replace it with another Taco 007-F5 but now I will be purchasing the 0015E3. I thought it would be a lot more expensive than the 007 but the price is really reasonable. Glad I saw this video. I'm a new viewer.
I see the numbers on the first test for Co2 and I thought , something is wrong, I am not a furnace guy , but from other RUclips technicians on Heating/cooling , they show the BAD and the good , as you just did. KOTO's for educating the customer ,as they WERE told ," its ok" but that Co2 level can and does KILL. Great fix , hope they take care of YOU as you take of THEM . Thank you !
Wassup Mikey Pipes, anyway you could share a few comments in a later video on what exactly your looking for with that testo gadget- I see the co and t-stack temp and I was wondering what are acceptable ranges like do they vary depending on the unit and what exactly are you doing to adjust it, gas pressure? If not, its no big deal but I appreciate your videos man, its made me a better plumber.
The missing (and most obvious) piece of the puzzle……The Circulator! 4 previous “FS Techs” could not figure that out? Time for them to turn in their Man card! Nice job by both you and your pal Peter, Mikey👍
The dog whisperer,priceless!Lilco predated LIPA!Like the education you are giving them!They had plumbers,not HVAC tech’s,there in lies the difference!Good job,Mike!
I'm going to have lots of fun fixing all the mistakes with my Boiler. I just purchased a house built in 1914 first I have to remove the water heater because it's blocking access to the boiler. Not sure how I'm going to relocate it yet. Then the boiler is going to need a major tune up. It probably hasn't been done in ages . The water heater is new and the circulator looks about 10 years old. Lots of stalactites growing around fittings on it . Hopefully I don't need to replace it this winter. I got the house for a great price a little under $100k it's all brick and in great shape so I can't complain if it needs a boiler just hoping it gets through a Northern winter we.are about 45 minutes from the Canadian border at lake Superior. It gets really cold up here. If you were closer to me I would probably pay you to service it but you're out near where I grew up I like peace and quiet the city life is behind me now as I retired 😊 . I have no clue how to move the water heater because of the proximity of the chimney, maybe I need to get a Hybrid unit and heat the water with electricity?
Get a tankless and it will vent directly through the wall and also save you money. You can put it wherever you want. My water heater was on the opposite side of the house from the kitchen and bathroom and when I switched to a tankless I moved it across the house so it's directly underneath.
Wow quite the yackfest but you kept your cool and got it going those big pipes reminded me of an old victorian house that had a gravity fed system with no circulator and a working gas boiler from 1912
That was my other boila in the rental it took and our for the heat to get to the second floor but the radiators 10 feet long ,18 inches wide ,24 inches tall, monsters of radiators, with 3 inches pipes, by the boiler y cut the 3 inches and install circulators and in 15 minutes they got heat now, that boila have to be from the 40 st but works good and not much gas $$$$$
Just nit picking, but you should have put some washers behind them nuts for the circular pump, the one nut is crooked falling in the slot, not going to hold forever like that
So some other plumber took the expansion tank and moved it from the outlet side.. even though it's supposed to be on the outlet side. The yellow flames was noticable from the first ignition in your video!
Pumping into the expansion tank is trouble. All circulation is now negative pressure. They installed a purge assembly on a radiator system lol. I would have opened the flow valve as there is no longer a coil, they can stick and stop circulation and you may as well let that heat gravitate into the radiators instead of locking it in the boiler to get sucked out the chimney. Two pipe direct return gravity system converted to forced circulation without reversing the returns causes random flows in system. 175000 BTU's needs 17.5 GPM. Your 0015 will do 18gpm but the previous little red wouldn't. You could have spent 3 days there. lol
@@PipeDoctor It's a shame when you look at these old gravity hydronic systems and think about the men that installed them. They were artist. Then you look at what several decades of ignorance did to these systems. Working in the Northeast portion of the country these systems are taken for granted but a lot of your viewers have never seen these beautiful systems complete with ornate radiators. Show more of these original systems systems you work on daily. I was at a sandblast/powdercoat shop in Lancaster this summer. There were quite a few radiators in the yard waiting to be blasted and powder coated, really gorgeous stuff. Then you go to the scrap yard and see these radiators scrapped so they could install electric baseboard for their section 8 rentals. Very sad. Love your videos Mikey, you are working in an area that is a treasure trove of these old hydronic systems. Show them!
Another first class service call by The Dr of Proper Hydronic functionality. You’re always right on top of the problems Mike and always educational too.
5 plumbers. 6th one replaced a circulator, which was obvious before even showing up. But when a home owner said that expansion tank has to be replaced constantly it was ignored completely. That circulator is pumping right in to that expansion tank. Come on Mike. How come you left it like that ?
lol im a 45 year service tech in florida lol i just retired good luck to you, test not guess gauge up amp up and inspect all the system there can always be more than one thing wrong always full service so you have less than 5 % call backs good luck on your test in florida !
Yes but takes to long to deliver heat, and yes you can't adapt pumps, a lot of work and dirty, but you get heat faster and bleeding the radiators faster
@@PipeDoctor that’s what I thought. Let me ask you what percentage of the times that you use that tool do you find problem that requires an adjustment ? I am a retired carpenter and DIY guy that can’t leave anything alone so please don’t think that I am knocking you .
Back 30 yrs ago had a raised ridge dormer done on my house in Wantagh. the plumbing subcontractor was a plumber from hell. so many mistakes. I am glad I watched the job as closely as I did. To correct a mistake the plumber installed heating pipes in an exterior wall cutting 2 2x4 studs more then half way. Building inspector told the plumber he could not do that ( I called the inspector back) then the toilet they installed leaked from the closet flange ( new toilet) then the water pipe leaked from a joint and I saw he was heating the pipe and then the solder and trying to push the solder into the joint. I asked if he drained the water from the line and he said he did not have to do that ( what an idiot) final problem was when I first put the heat on after the extension was done and we had constant heat to the extension could not control the heat. The plumber came and put a one way flow valve just before the circulator in a vertical pipe. still had constant heat in the extension. saw on the flow valve it said install on horizontal pipe only. called the general contractor and he tried to call the plumber. the plumber told him he did not want to fix anything more at my place. ( all the problems were clearly his mistakes) I called my heating contractor and he came and said the flow valve he installed in the vertical pipe was doing nothing he said when they solder the one way flow valve they must loosen the screw on top to keep from damaging the valve and all he had to do was turn the screw back down so the flapper would keep hot water from flowing until the circulator pulled the water through
Hey Mike, the correct way to make your apprentice shit his pants is the moment he turns on a breaker or a switch, you clap your hands loudly (be sure to stand behind him so he can't see you do this). I dont know if you've ever had something arc out but it sounds a lot like that. 😂 Happy holidays bro, keep the apprentices on their toes.
@@PipeDoctor Considering moving out of New York? I would. Your son may have made a good choice in that regard albeit a stupid one abandoning the family business.
Excellent video. If you're Mikey Pipes, I'm Stevie "Heat Man". I only do heat Not to many central air systems in the hood. 5 plumbers my butt. Any rookie could figure our the pump was the issue.
I already know those Homeserve guys didn’t want to change that circulator pump because they would’ve had to start bleeding radiators, that’s the first thing I saw
@@PipeDoctor a lot of those guys are old and are waiting to retire. The big executives are always pushing to sell contracts like coverage for your gas line or waste line, so there’s more of an incentive to sell contracts and to actually fix the problem that the customer has. I was there for six years. Trust me I know.
I was going to say it took me about 5 seconds to guess it was the circulator when I saw it wasn’t moving enough hot water provided it’s not a scale clog in the galvanized not likely since it’s 2” pipe
"five plumbers" looked at it and it's still broken. that really makes me wonder about plumbers abilities... then again, perhaps he should have just called an HVAC/R company to start with or combined company? not like it's a steamer, which has whole raft's of "gotcha's" involved :)
ECM pump on an old system full of ferrous material and no mag separator? You're gonna eat the cost of that pump when you should have just put a good ol 0015 in there.
really no difference in terms of getting some schmutz inside the cartridge area of either, both work off magnetics. the ECM should have more starting torque and less chance of being stuck with schmutz in it. the bearings would be the same still(water lubricated/cooled), most of them sticking are crud clumping up in the bearing surfaces or impeller to volute seal ring area. most often from too much oxygen in the water, because of leaks, bad tank/relief causing frequent refill or customer draining/filling it.
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Fairly standard for me to do an amp test on the pump on any no heat call. Minimum it gives you a baseline of what is going on. It is fast and not intrusive on the system. That said we have been doing this long enough that the mind rules out fast what is not and issue. Like Holmes said "When you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth". Basically stop and think before changing parts.
My hot water boila is fron 1973 went installed and is gas, I just install relay with transformer, pressure relief valve, water circulator, water feed valve, expansion tank, pressure reducing valve, air vent, and tanks to listen and asking questions and common sense, I was able to do it my self at parts cost, and now I will be able to do more with the class I taking with you, tank you very much
So glad you service our area. One of the best plumber with knowledge. Keep up with the great work brother.
Thanks MP. Doing it right. AND DOCUMENTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 35 years ago we turned down a new furnace sale because the slick salesman wouldn't tell us what he was going to install. We went with a local guy who gave us a typed and signed quote describing exactly what he would do and with what. They should go back and demand money back from those 5 whackadoodles for not fixing the problem. No fixy, no tickey.
Just in time !! Think I have a poor water circulator. Water is nice and hot and I can hear the circulator running but it takes way too long to bring the room temp up in a reasonable time after I turn the thermostat set temp. up. I was going to replace it with another Taco 007-F5 but now I will be purchasing the 0015E3. I thought it would be a lot more expensive than the 007 but the price is really reasonable. Glad I saw this video. I'm a new viewer.
I see the numbers on the first test for Co2 and I thought , something is wrong, I am not a furnace guy , but from other RUclips technicians on Heating/cooling , they show the BAD and the good , as you just did. KOTO's for educating the customer ,as they WERE told ," its ok" but that Co2 level can and does KILL. Great fix , hope they take care of YOU as you take of THEM . Thank you !
You mean CO
Wassup Mikey Pipes, anyway you could share a few comments in a later video on what exactly your looking for with that testo gadget- I see the co and t-stack temp and I was wondering what are acceptable ranges like do they vary depending on the unit and what exactly are you doing to adjust it, gas pressure? If not, its no big deal but I appreciate your videos man, its made me a better plumber.
Man thank you Mike, much appreciated brother
The missing (and most obvious) piece of the puzzle……The Circulator! 4 previous “FS Techs” could not figure that out? Time for them to turn in their Man card! Nice job by both you and your pal Peter, Mikey👍
@@PipeDoctor Tx…….and to you and yours!🕎
to be fair, it seemed intermittent and they may have been fooled by "rushing the job" or they just suck. 🤣🤣
The dog whisperer,priceless!Lilco predated LIPA!Like the education you are giving them!They had plumbers,not HVAC tech’s,there in lies the difference!Good job,Mike!
Once again..
The doctor has the right diagnosis...
@@PipeDoctor hells yeah!!! Get them stacks...
I'm going to have lots of fun fixing all the mistakes with my Boiler. I just purchased a house built in 1914 first I have to remove the water heater because it's blocking access to the boiler. Not sure how I'm going to relocate it yet. Then the boiler is going to need a major tune up. It probably hasn't been done in ages . The water heater is new and the circulator looks about 10 years old. Lots of stalactites growing around fittings on it . Hopefully I don't need to replace it this winter. I got the house for a great price a little under $100k it's all brick and in great shape so I can't complain if it needs a boiler just hoping it gets through a Northern winter we.are about 45 minutes from the Canadian border at lake Superior. It gets really cold up here. If you were closer to me I would probably pay you to service it but you're out near where I grew up I like peace and quiet the city life is behind me now as I retired 😊 . I have no clue how to move the water heater because of the proximity of the chimney, maybe I need to get a Hybrid unit and heat the water with electricity?
Get a tankless and it will vent directly through the wall and also save you money. You can put it wherever you want. My water heater was on the opposite side of the house from the kitchen and bathroom and when I switched to a tankless I moved it across the house so it's directly underneath.
Wow quite the yackfest but you kept your cool and got it going those big pipes reminded me of an old victorian house that had a gravity fed system with no circulator and a working gas boiler from 1912
That was my other boila in the rental it took and our for the heat to get to the second floor but the radiators 10 feet long ,18 inches wide ,24 inches tall, monsters of radiators, with 3 inches pipes, by the boiler y cut the 3 inches and install circulators and in 15 minutes they got heat now, that boila have to be from the 40 st but works good and not much gas $$$$$
Nice job!!
I’m always learning from the way you run your business!!!
The Dr is in the house. Thanks mike really appreciate your vids
Dear Donnie: Dr will make it better.
Just nit picking, but you should have put some washers behind them nuts for the circular pump, the one nut is crooked falling in the slot, not going to hold forever like that
I'll admit it didn't use a combustion analyzer for many years. I should have. Great video.
Excellent Services!
You got yourself a new sub💪🏻 love you’re content! Greets from Holland
So some other plumber took the expansion tank and moved it from the outlet side.. even though it's supposed to be on the outlet side.
The yellow flames was noticable from the first ignition in your video!
Pumping into the expansion tank is trouble. All circulation is now negative pressure. They installed a purge assembly on a radiator system lol. I would have opened the flow valve as there is no longer a coil, they can stick and stop circulation and you may as well let that heat gravitate into the radiators instead of locking it in the boiler to get sucked out the chimney. Two pipe direct return gravity system converted to forced circulation without reversing the returns causes random flows in system. 175000 BTU's needs 17.5 GPM. Your 0015 will do 18gpm but the previous little red wouldn't. You could have spent 3 days there. lol
@@PipeDoctor I said you could have not should have lol You did exactly what I would have done.
@@PipeDoctor It's a shame when you look at these old gravity hydronic systems and think about the men that installed them. They were artist. Then you look at what several decades of ignorance did to these systems. Working in the Northeast portion of the country these systems are taken for granted but a lot of your viewers have never seen these beautiful systems complete with ornate radiators. Show more of these original systems systems you work on daily. I was at a sandblast/powdercoat shop in Lancaster this summer. There were quite a few radiators in the yard waiting to be blasted and powder coated, really gorgeous stuff. Then you go to the scrap yard and see these radiators scrapped so they could install electric baseboard for their section 8 rentals. Very sad. Love your videos Mikey, you are working in an area that is a treasure trove of these old hydronic systems. Show them!
Mikey Pipes and Peter Piper!! That alone should bring at least another 100 k subscribers lol
Love the shout out to Steve and Ms. Molly 😂
Another first class service call by The Dr of Proper Hydronic functionality. You’re always right on top of the problems Mike and always educational too.
The best boiler, old school
I didn't see one but I would think a stuck or sticky zone valve could have been causing similar lack of circulation issues. ?.
5 plumbers. 6th one replaced a circulator, which was obvious before even showing up. But when a home owner said that expansion tank has to be replaced constantly it was ignored completely. That circulator is pumping right in to that expansion tank. Come on Mike. How come you left it like that ?
Costomer don't want to paid to replace no other way I think, he let them know but no reaction, I am a beginner and I noticed right away
What is the % (mark-up )that you make when charging a customer for parts
lol im a 45 year service tech in florida lol i just retired good luck to you, test not guess gauge up amp up and inspect all the system there can always be more than one thing wrong always full service so you have less than 5 % call backs good luck on your test in florida !
The new style 0015 very nice , me likey , Nice Job explaining all to the customer ... See Ya
I thought the water psi (12psi) was a little low ? . I find around 15 psi you get better circulation , especially to second floor radiators.
Would the Gravity Feed system function without a circulator?
Please bleed the air out of the radiators?
I'm assuming, the boiler shutdown on high limit. Set point usually in 180 degrees to 120 degrees on the low end.
Yes but takes to long to deliver heat, and yes you can't adapt pumps, a lot of work and dirty, but you get heat faster and bleeding the radiators faster
For gravity heat I think you need at least 2” piping off the boiler. I’m not 116yo so I’m not completely sure 😅
lol mike, you're gonna have the most epic valentines party based on the subs you're getting so far
Mike what does it mean when u turn on ya heat n the heat n pressure goes up where the tpr value let's out lots of steam n water ... please help 😢
If you can make this family happy (which it seems you have) you'll have a customer for life Mikey
And if the price is right
I wonder how much that ball valve has restricted the flow. That is an old gravity feed system and I bet the narrowest part of the system.
Wonderful observation.
I have to ask how or what did you make adjustments before you had that equipment ?
@@PipeDoctor that’s what I thought.
Let me ask you what percentage of the times that you use that tool do you find problem that requires an adjustment ? I am a retired carpenter and DIY guy that can’t leave anything alone so please don’t think that I am knocking you .
@@PipeDoctor thanks
Love your channel
Hey mike, also circulator is hitting the expansion tank
Back 30 yrs ago had a raised ridge dormer done on my house in Wantagh. the plumbing subcontractor was a plumber from hell. so many mistakes. I am glad I watched the job as closely as I did. To correct a mistake the plumber installed heating pipes in an exterior wall cutting 2 2x4 studs more then half way. Building inspector told the plumber he could not do that ( I called the inspector back) then the toilet they installed leaked from the closet flange ( new toilet) then the water pipe leaked from a joint and I saw he was heating the pipe and then the solder and trying to push the solder into the joint. I asked if he drained the water from the line and he said he did not have to do that ( what an idiot) final problem was when I first put the heat on after the extension was done and we had constant heat to the extension could not control the heat. The plumber came and put a one way flow valve just before the circulator in a vertical pipe. still had constant heat in the extension. saw on the flow valve it said install on horizontal pipe only. called the general contractor and he tried to call the plumber. the plumber told him he did not want to fix anything more at my place. ( all the problems were clearly his mistakes) I called my heating contractor and he came and said the flow valve he installed in the vertical pipe was doing nothing he said when they solder the one way flow valve they must loosen the screw on top to keep from damaging the valve and all he had to do was turn the screw back down so the flapper would keep hot water from flowing until the circulator pulled the water through
I need your service I am in Randolph New Jersey
Full support 🔥
What service app are you using? I’m an service electrician and my company uses service titan.
Mikey your so smart
I’m in Elmont. Whats the longest lasting brand of thermo coupler.
Hey Mike, the correct way to make your apprentice shit his pants is the moment he turns on a breaker or a switch, you clap your hands loudly (be sure to stand behind him so he can't see you do this). I dont know if you've ever had something arc out but it sounds a lot like that. 😂
Happy holidays bro, keep the apprentices on their toes.
Excellent work
I wonder what kelvin is doing, funny how time flies
Another great video!
You are not a plumber. You are a service tech. Love the H00ker jokes.
I dunno, his uniform shirt says "Master Plumber." Maybe both?
Did she say 220°!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Mike what made you go with a 0015 instead of a 007?
007 f5 not strong in off
Those b&g circs would lock up and stick I would check that circ and check air in rads 12:20
Why aren’t you promoting the Bosch boilers
What part of Florida are you considering getting licensed?
@@PipeDoctor Considering moving out of New York? I would. Your son may have made a good choice in that regard albeit a stupid one abandoning the family business.
Where your company located in
It was snow at my house mikey
"I'm a bean counter", howling here 🤣
In scotland we bleed the Radiators as part of the work,
Five Guys Burgers is branching out to the plumbing business.
I AM the 6 plumber doc
I'm waiting for you to be licensed in Kansas.
Excellent video. If you're Mikey Pipes, I'm Stevie "Heat Man". I only do heat Not to many central air systems in the hood. 5 plumbers my butt. Any rookie could figure our the pump was the issue.
Good job Mikey Pipes 👍👍
Parts cannon!
That POS boiler is wayyy newer than my POS boiler.
Good sale for tin foil?
Hi Peter piper ...
So Mikey, what do have to do to pass the test in Florida, spell cat?...
@@PipeDoctor Only kidding Mike...
Oh Mama!!! Crusty Steve is known all over!!
That B&G is probably from new!
No roll out switch,that pilot generator is chooched!,no way that was serviced last year!
The good cauldron is past its prime. The pump is defective Bearing damage.
i love our job Everywhere in the world the same problem with the boiler.
When customers call someone for service they should ask them if they know Mickey pipes? If they say no they should call someone that does.
You ever need to get the age of a Weil McLain boiler look up the CP number
I already know those Homeserve guys didn’t want to change that circulator pump because they would’ve had to start bleeding radiators, that’s the first thing I saw
@@PipeDoctor a lot of those guys are old and are waiting to retire. The big executives are always pushing to sell contracts like coverage for your gas line or waste line, so there’s more of an incentive to sell contracts and to actually fix the problem that the customer has. I was there for six years. Trust me I know.
I was going to say it took me about 5 seconds to guess it was the circulator when I saw it wasn’t moving enough hot water provided it’s not a scale clog in the galvanized not likely since it’s 2” pipe
Homeserve guy here. Why would I turn down work? Make my living by replacing parts.
We contract for Homeserve a lot. If we needed to bleed radiators to do the job correctly, I would tell them that, and they’d pay.
liked a lot
That must some.old Italian insulation
"five plumbers" looked at it and it's still broken. that really makes me wonder about plumbers abilities... then again, perhaps he should have just called an HVAC/R company to start with or combined company? not like it's a steamer, which has whole raft's of "gotcha's" involved :)
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It’s the circulating pump those plumbers should have known it automatically as soon as they know it was overheating
what's messes
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Did you have to bleed all the radiators? 👍👍 Let’s go Florida!
Moral of the story. Don't lie to a peofessional... 5 plumbers been there my keister
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ECM pump on an old system full of ferrous material and no mag separator? You're gonna eat the cost of that pump when you should have just put a good ol 0015 in there.
really no difference in terms of getting some schmutz inside the cartridge area of either, both work off magnetics.
the ECM should have more starting torque and less chance of being stuck with schmutz in it. the bearings would be the same still(water lubricated/cooled), most of them sticking are crud clumping up in the bearing surfaces or impeller to volute seal ring area. most often from too much oxygen in the water, because of leaks, bad tank/relief causing frequent refill or customer draining/filling it.
Holy crap Mike, you don’t charge enough for these calls!
Community: At 0:28 seconds: It's a devilish dilemma knowing what mom-and-pop contractor to trust.
Why would a one-one RUclipsr expert superstar bare his wares, making the public wonder about the others?
Mike you got more degrees than sleepy Joe
Cling cling cling. Cling cling cling
SAD, OLD style little red cir. that five service people could not satisfied this customer (old school location of extrol works. )
5 plumbers and they still didn’t see that there pumping into the expansion tank Instead of pumping away from it
That’s a lot of work and money for a working boiler
I’d love to go to Florida to get away from Hocoul
@@PipeDoctor I could just go to Pennsylvania, as I get older I wanna get away from cold winter 😂 good luck 👍
I moved out of WNY 6 months ago....to the great state of Texas. So nice to live in a state that doesn't tax you to death. No income tax too. Legally carry my .45 in my work truck and conceal carry everywhere
@@jasonjohnsonHVAC right on
@@jasonjohnsonHVAC amazing
The combination of lack of knowledge and laziness of some technicians is really annoying
Good God. Stop the chatter and fix the damn thing.😂😂😂
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