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Grant euroflame indoor boiler

me4many · 2022-03-13 00:05:37

Hi folks I have a grant euroflame indoor boiler about 25 years old. It originally had a grant burner which had housing around it . There was a flexible tubing which went from the top of that housing to the outside. Over the years the burner was changed to a Riello burner Q: Does that opening to the outside have to remain…

13-03-2022 12:05AM

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Hi folks
I have a grant euroflame indoor boiler about 25 years old. It originally had a grant burner which had housing around it . There was a flexible tubing which went from the top of that housing to the outside. Over the years the burner was changed to a Riello burner
Q: Does that opening to the outside have to remain open. That opening allows smell of fumes and cold wind back into the room ( utility area) depending on wind direction..
Thanks in adv..

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#2 13-03-2022 08:47AM

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058237124/grant-euroflame-indoor-boiler

We had exactly that issue, ended up building a new boiler house directly outside the utility. Used the same Grant boiler but with a new twin walled flue out through the roof.

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