by Answerbag Staff on March 3rd, 2010

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Can the pressure relief valve on a boiler be clogged?

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  • by Michelle Miley on March 3rd, 2010

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    The pressure relief valves on boilers can become clogged with dirt, sediment and mineral deposits from evaporating water. Relief valves should be opened at least once a year and checked for clogs and debris build-up.

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    HVAC Oracle: Residential Boiler Maintenance

    InspectAPedia: Guide to Heating System Boiler Pressure & Temperature Relief Valves

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