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Need advice on surge protection for Weil Mclain boiler

ACder

By ACder
in DIY Appliance Repair Help

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ACder

ACder

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We recently had a power surge which fried every 24 volt component on our boiler system.  I never want to go through the expense and trouble again.  Is it possible, and if so, can anyone recommend a type of surge protector I can add to the boiler ciruit to protect it in the future?

Thanks!

 

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Brew Man Sōhei

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Hey,

If you can get an electrician or technician to verify it was a electrical surge,you might be able to get your insurance to pay for the repairs.As far as a surge protector I really don't know.

ACder

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Thank you, our homeowners ins will cover the cost of repair less our deductible, but I am still interested in preventing another such problem.

Brew Man Sōhei

Brew Man

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hey,

go to general appliace topics,there some info waiting to be read.

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