What’s the matter with the sound of the domestic gas wall-hung boiler
Q: What’s the matter with the sound of the domestic gas wall-hung boiler?
Answer: The description is not very clear. I don’t know whether the ringing you are talking about is intermittent or continuous. It is difficult to judge whether the sound the landlord said is an alarm sound, a deflagration sound, or a pump noise. If it is an alarm sound, the display will prompt the relevant error code, and solve it according to the manual. If it cannot be solved, contact your service provider and ask for help. .
If it is a deflagration sound (this is intermittent, and the gas pressure is stable, it will not appear), it is because the gas pressure is unstable, and the gas pressure is too high to cause deflagration. The gas valve under the furnace is screwed to half-open or moderately!
There is another phenomenon that the circulation of the system pipeline is not good, and the system is caused by the noise of the air pump. The solution is to open the system exhaust valve to drain the system air. The power of the pump is adjusted to the No. 2 gear and try (personal experience believes that the system circulation is not good, the water flow rate cannot meet the water flow required for the pump to run at full load, and the noise caused by the idling of the pump occurs).
In addition, there is the sound of the fan sweeping the hall, which needs to be solved by contacting the professional service provider.
