Last season I did the annual maintenence on the k2 coal boiler. Took apart the fan, removed that and the metal cover that's a clean out for the exhaust, oiled the hopper motor. Just turned it back on, and it smelled, but it usually does when I first start a fire. Had a window with fan in basement last night. Still smelled but was less so closed the window.
Woke up to co2 alarm in basement, it read 60. Turned off boiler, opened window, turned on fan!
The blower exhaust fan for boiler seems to be where the smell is coming from, but all screws are tight. I don't have a manometer, but a flame inserted near fire door port hole has flame sucking in. The boiler is 2 years old, installed last year, this is year 2. What can I do?
Woke up to co2 alarm in basement, it read 60. Turned off boiler, opened window, turned on fan!
The blower exhaust fan for boiler seems to be where the smell is coming from, but all screws are tight. I don't have a manometer, but a flame inserted near fire door port hole has flame sucking in. The boiler is 2 years old, installed last year, this is year 2. What can I do?
