No Heat
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i recently added more baseboards to my home the plumber said my furnace is plenty big enough but I don't get much heat in them baseboards must I move the thermostat into the last room also [/
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Are you getting ANY heat? or none at all? Was it added to an existing run? You can only go so far with a single run, otherwise it will cool off too much. Did you bleed them to get the air out? Make sure there no valves turned off? make sure the pumps working....etc....there is a lot to check to verify everything is working properly first. What's your boiler Aquastat set at? what's your water temperature?
why don't you call the plumber back that's what my customers would do ,call backs are free, unless there are extenuating circumstances
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Try adjusting the aquastat differential to 25 for the longer run. Moving the tstat to the coldest room will only overheat the rooms on the circuit before it. You probably should have a separate zone for that cold area.