I have a kerosene oil central heating boiler, which provides hot water for my house. The temperature of the water is only lukewarm. How do I adjust temp?
Somewhere on the boiler there should be a knob with diffrent tempratures...If you turn it up too high it can burn you so be careful esp. if you have kids
The water would desire to be warm adequate with those settings. you have performed the evident insulation paintings the place you are able to. All that i will think of of is that the nice and comfortable pipes are partly furred up, and proscribing the nice and comfortable water flow. while the nice and comfortable water basically is administered, is it warm? Is there a solid flow? If undesirable flow then you definately can basically turn down the chilly to get warmer water. putting in a water softener will finally clean out the pipes, besides the shown fact that it is plenty speedier to put in new pipes the place you are able to. solid success!
to give yourself an idea of what they look like. The water coming from the boiler is very hot! A mixing valve adds cold water to bring the temperature down to a usable level. They are adjustable (except for a rare few). Find this valve and adjust it to the temperature that you want.
