Ahhh. Problem resolved. The more I thought about this, the more I suspected air. I had a high spot in the pipes out of the supply that I was concerned about air pockets, but thought it was flowing ok. I have a bleeder valve at the highest point in the system, but that wasn't helping the boiler side. Long story is, I went ahead and put a T on the high spot with a small ball valve about 10 inches above the supply pipe. Bled some air out and everything is working fine. Guess that explains why turning the pump off and back on would work for a few seconds. It had enough water to push through the valve, but then lost the flow.
Apparently I was a little hasty in my fill/bleed step![shock !!! !!!](/talk/styles/default/xenforo/smileys/shock.gif)
Thanks for all the suggestions and assistance. Great forum!!
jdkInOhio
Apparently I was a little hasty in my fill/bleed step
![shock !!! !!!](/talk/styles/default/xenforo/smileys/shock.gif)
Thanks for all the suggestions and assistance. Great forum!!
jdkInOhio