i am just about to install my wood boiler, going home shortly to break into my oil boilers plumbing to install the proper tee's and valves for all this to work. the plumbing part is no problem, however i have never had to bleed this boiler before. as near as i can figure, this is a monoflow system, i have a boiler drain, and a drain on the big old expansion tank in the rafters. unfortunatly my air scoop wont be installed until i pipe the wood boiler into it. i have the basic understanding of how i am going to get the air out, but maybe theres a few steps i can take before heading up to the radiators to bleed from there. i figure i can bleed the boiler itself through the pressure relief, but not sure if i should leave the valve on the expansion tank open and let it flow through there for a while? should i run the circulator cold for a while?
oh....and the "third grade dance recital" is tonight if anyone wants buy tickets in advance.
oh....and the "third grade dance recital" is tonight if anyone wants buy tickets in advance.