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Outlines the operator's duty for daily care and attention to boiler room equipment.
Highlights regular maintenance for efficient operation and longevity of equipment.
Introduces EASCO boilers and the manual's purpose for installation, operation, and maintenance.
Details specifications, approvals, and compliance with codes and standards for EASCO boilers.
Stresses the need for qualified personnel for installation, servicing, and maintenance.
Emphasizes competent personnel for operation, care, and ongoing maintenance.
Mandates installation compliance with all applicable codes, standards, and local requirements.
Mentions the limited warranty and the need to read its details.
Describes the data plate containing manufacturer and equipment specifications.
Explains the ASME name plate's information and placement on the boiler vessel.
Details the Manufacturer's Data Report (MDR) and its contents.
Outlines the different boiler configurations offered by EASCO (3-pass, 4-pass).
Provides instructions for inspecting equipment upon delivery for damage or shortages.
Covers rigging, placement, clearances, and flooring requirements for the boiler.
Details requirements for designing and installing flue gas venting and chimney systems.
Outlines requirements for combustion and ventilation air supply systems.
Covers piping, electrical, and fuel connections, emphasizing compliance with codes.
Lists standard steam and water trim controls and optional equipment components.
Refers to burner manufacturer manuals for fuel firing equipment and controls.
Addresses installation of tankless heaters, including safety and piping guidelines.
Provides detailed steps for cleaning new boilers to remove accumulated oil and grease.
Outlines the procedure for cleaning new steam boilers to remove impurities from piping.
Describes the method for washing out oil and grease from new hot water boilers.
Emphasizes maintaining correct water level according to ASME Code for safe operation.
Explains the importance of proper feed-water connection to avoid thermal stress.
Discusses operating systems with various firing devices and burner adjustments.
Highlights checking boiler controls, pressure, and temperature for safe operation.
Stresses the importance of water level controls for safe operation and regular attention.
Details annual inspection and maintenance for probe and float type low water cut-offs.
Explains the function of safety and safety relief valves and their testing.
Describes the purpose and procedure of boiler blow-off for impurity removal.
Discusses thermal stress, operating temperature, and pressure relationships in hot water boilers.
Provides guidelines for system water temperature fluctuation and flow through boilers.
Offers recommendations for achieving optimum performance and serviceability from the unit.
Details the process of cleaning boiler heating surfaces and flues at the end of the season.
Covers general maintenance tasks like cleaning radiators and checking expansion tanks.
Instructs on how to order repair parts by providing series and model numbers.
Advises consulting water treatment companies for feed-water, boiler water, and condense chemistry.
Explains how to test the pH of the water in the system and adjust it.
Recommends consulting specialists for tailored water treatment plans based on local conditions.
Ensures boiler compounds comply with local ordinances regarding disposal.
Discusses common boiler water issues like corrosion, scale deposits, and foaming.
Lists common inorganic and organic chemicals used for boiler water treatment.
Explains the functions of various chemicals used in boiler water treatment.
Outlines procedures for determining water capacity and mixing/handling chemicals.
Emphasizes prompt repair of leaks in piping connections and fittings.
Describes causes and remedies for foaming and priming issues in steam boilers.
Details causes and prevention methods for waterside and fireside corrosion and pitting.
Covers the purpose and methods for periodic inspection of boilers.
Requires notifying the Authorized Inspector (AI) before attempting any repair work.
States that repair work must be conducted by an Authorized Boiler Repair organization.
Emphasizes safety precautions for personnel working in the boiler room and inside the boiler.
Lists ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code sections relevant to boilers covered by the manual.
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