Primus heater----Cold weather's a commin

[Bob & Carol Howald`]

I had a bad primus boiler on my coach (leaking) I was fortunate
enough to acquire two used boilers that had been taken out to be
replaced with the aqua-hot. I was able to use the acquired boiler to
fix mine. While I had them out I cleaned the combustion chamber's on
both of them plus cleaning the ignition plugs and burner's. They were
a mess. I flushed both system line's out and replaced the antifreeze
mixture. Now they work GREAT. they're very quiet. If your's have not
been taken out and cleaned and system flush I really recommend doing
it. They're built quite well but do get a lot of crud and soot in them.
Iam sure mine had never been taken out and cleaned before. I believe if
I had done it sooner I probably would not have had a bad one. It's not
a hard job, just take's some time. If you rely on the primus system I
recommend giving them a good cleaning..Worked for me...Bob 93pt40,Il.

[Stephen Birtles]

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--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Bob & Carol Howald`"
wrote:
>
> I had a bad primus boiler on my coach (leaking) I was fortunate
> enough to acquire two used boilers that had been taken out to be
> replaced with the aqua-hot. I was able to use the acquired boiler to
> fix mine. While I had them out I cleaned the combustion chamber's on
> both of them plus cleaning the ignition plugs and burner's. They were
> a mess. I flushed both system line's out and replaced the antifreeze
> mixture. Now they work GREAT. they're very quiet. If your's have not
> been taken out and cleaned and system flush I really recommend doing
> it. They're built quite well but do get a lot of crud and soot in them.
> Iam sure mine had never been taken out and cleaned before. I believe if
> I had done it sooner I probably would not have had a bad one. It's not
> a hard job, just take's some time. If you rely on the primus system I
> recommend giving them a good cleaning..Worked for me...Bob 93pt40,Il.
>