Boilermater Issue?

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Post by McGiever » Thu. Oct. 23, 2014 11:40 pm

mcguirehg wrote:yes...we are using Taco multi zone.....?
Okay, this is good news...you most likely are using 24 volt, and NOT 120volt.

Did you check them fuses yet?

And while you are at it check the fuses in the Taco.
And make sure the relays in the Taco are seated...give a little push and wiggle in.

Not sure why the Amtrol controller has all the color wires connected if using a Taco Control???

Guess I better ask...Taco Zone...is it zones by circulators (SR) or zones by zone valves (ZVC)?
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Post by StokerDon » Sat. Oct. 25, 2014 9:11 am

The Amtrol Boilermate wh-41z just has what I would imagin is an aquastat inside. It doesn't have all the digital control stuff, just a knob. I would guess there is a temperature switch, a transformer and a relay in there and not much else, nice and simple.

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