Hello
I'm having an issue with my hot water circulator, taco 007-bf4-jw.
Browsing the web for troubleshooting ideas, I stumbled upon this thread-
https://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?threads/novice-question-is-my-cartridge-circulator-bad.32641/
This guys problem is identical to mine, except I'm NOT getting voltage at the circulator. The only difference being I have dual cirulators, one for baseboard heat, one for hot water. Heat works fine, hot water is the problem. I removed the wire nuts and tested the yellow and white wires and got no voltage across them while the furnace was running and the boiler thermostat cranked up.(edit- or should I be reading voltage there even if it IS the circulator? Now that I think on it, there should be some power there somewhere shouldn't there?) I had voltage at the ice cube relay as well. The furnace runs and starts, like its heating water, but none gets past the circulator.
Also, the furnace only runs for a minute or two before shutting down, like it would if the water were sufficiently heated. Not sure if thats significant and a symptom of the circulator being bad. Again, no issue when using baseboard heat, just hot water circulation.
Is there anything else it could be aside from the circulator, or am I safe to assume the circulator is the problem?
I'm having an issue with my hot water circulator, taco 007-bf4-jw.
Browsing the web for troubleshooting ideas, I stumbled upon this thread-
https://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?threads/novice-question-is-my-cartridge-circulator-bad.32641/
This guys problem is identical to mine, except I'm NOT getting voltage at the circulator. The only difference being I have dual cirulators, one for baseboard heat, one for hot water. Heat works fine, hot water is the problem. I removed the wire nuts and tested the yellow and white wires and got no voltage across them while the furnace was running and the boiler thermostat cranked up.(edit- or should I be reading voltage there even if it IS the circulator? Now that I think on it, there should be some power there somewhere shouldn't there?) I had voltage at the ice cube relay as well. The furnace runs and starts, like its heating water, but none gets past the circulator.
Also, the furnace only runs for a minute or two before shutting down, like it would if the water were sufficiently heated. Not sure if thats significant and a symptom of the circulator being bad. Again, no issue when using baseboard heat, just hot water circulation.
Is there anything else it could be aside from the circulator, or am I safe to assume the circulator is the problem?
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