Problems With Trianco HeatMaker
 

A close friend is getting ready to dump his Trianco
HeatMaker because he has had so much trouble with
it. It seems to shut down for no apparent reason. He
has asked me to recommend a new boiler for him.
I have told him that I would inquire about two
things:
(1) Is the HeatMaker an inherently troublesome
boiler, or is he just having repair people who lack
the expertise to fix it properly?
(2) What the most trouble-free boiler that he could
buy to replace it?
I realize that you may need additional information,
which I can provide if you would like it.
Thanks very much for your help?
Frank
P.S. Why don't I refer this to the hvac group? Because
I have high blood pressure.

"frank1492" wrote
A close friend is getting ready to dump his Trianco
HeatMaker because he has had so much trouble with
it.

A "close friend", huh?

It seems to shut down for no apparent reason. He
has asked me to recommend a new boiler for him.
I have told him that I would inquire about two
things:
(1) Is the HeatMaker an inherently troublesome
boiler, or is he just having repair people who lack
the expertise to fix it properly?

Tell your "friend" to quit being cheap and have a reliable, LICENSED
contactor inpsect it.

(2) What the most trouble-free boiler that he could
buy to replace it?

Brand is not as important as the installer.

BTW, Trianco would be one of the brands at the top of my list.

I realize that you may need additional information,
which I can provide if you would like it.
Thanks very much for your help?
Frank

P.S. Why don't I refer this to the hvac group? Because
I have high blood pressure.

Better than an impacted colon......

;-]

One more thing: Tell your "friend" that bypassing the gas company by using
returnable propane tanks from Lowe's or Home Depot will end up costing "him"
more money in the long run....


"Red Neckerson" wrote in message
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"frank1492" wrote
A close friend is getting ready to dump his Trianco
HeatMaker because he has had so much trouble with
it.

A "close friend", huh?

It seems to shut down for no apparent reason. He
has asked me to recommend a new boiler for him.
I have told him that I would inquire about two
things:
(1) Is the HeatMaker an inherently troublesome
boiler, or is he just having repair people who lack
the expertise to fix it properly?

Tell your "friend" to quit being cheap and have a reliable, LICENSED
contactor inpsect it.

(2) What the most trouble-free boiler that he could
buy to replace it?

Brand is not as important as the installer.

BTW, Trianco would be one of the brands at the top of my list.

I realize that you may need additional information,
which I can provide if you would like it.
Thanks very much for your help?
Frank

P.S. Why don't I refer this to the hvac group? Because
I have high blood pressure.

Better than an impacted colon......

;-]