i have an empyre pro 200 outdoor gasser. this afternoon i noticed the water level was down a little.
i have had it for 4 winters now. no problems whatsoever.
so i went out to clean the secondary chamber and when i opened the door, maybe a half a cup of water came out. or maybe condensation. it has been bitterly cold her for 2 months, and the past day or two we have got back above freezing to a high of 60
! today. could my water loss have something to do with the quick warm up? i looked at my piping and around the stove outside, no visible water leaks. no leaks inside on my plumbing anywhere.
i plan on doing a more detailed inspection tomorow to see if i can find any leaks. anybody ever taken the sheet metal of an empyre? if so how do you start?
also, if i do have a small leak, any ideas how to do a quick fix to finish out the last month or so of winter? besides shutting down, draining, and welding?
im just wondering if the quick warm up in weather has anything to do with it.
just some side notes. i do check water and add additive as needed to keep it in check. i have no rust in my filter inside.
any yhoughts would be great, or tips.
thanks.
i have had it for 4 winters now. no problems whatsoever.
so i went out to clean the secondary chamber and when i opened the door, maybe a half a cup of water came out. or maybe condensation. it has been bitterly cold her for 2 months, and the past day or two we have got back above freezing to a high of 60
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i plan on doing a more detailed inspection tomorow to see if i can find any leaks. anybody ever taken the sheet metal of an empyre? if so how do you start?
also, if i do have a small leak, any ideas how to do a quick fix to finish out the last month or so of winter? besides shutting down, draining, and welding?
im just wondering if the quick warm up in weather has anything to do with it.
just some side notes. i do check water and add additive as needed to keep it in check. i have no rust in my filter inside.
any yhoughts would be great, or tips.
thanks.