Bryant boiler leak

Nov 14, 2006 8 Replies

I have a 1983 Bryant gas boiler (235 model), radiator set-up. I noticed



a drip this season, in the front. I pulled the front cover and about



2/3 the way up, on the right front, is this square plate, about 1 1/2" square. There is a small threaded rod sticking out that turns but does not tighten up. It is dripping from this. What is it? It is not a blow off valve, that is on top. Thanks in advance! David

systengineer posted for all of us...

A leak your welcome

Sounds like your threaded rod has lost its seal and is leaking.

Oh my................Not another engineer??? "What to do, what to do" Bubba

I bet that hurt like hell. Probably hurt even worse when you pulled it out.

"systengineer" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@e3g2000cwe.googlegroups.com:

Seriously...two words.....phone.....professional......

As long you do not call the Lowblow

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