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Noisy radiant heat

From: sshines@earthlink.net
Category: Plumbing
Remote Name: 65.41.217.20
Date: 29 Nov 2004
Time: 10:53 PM

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We own a home that was built in 1965 and has radiant floor heat. It has units along the baseboards of our home and a boiler. The hot water circulates through the pipes to provide radiant heat. When the heat is on we hear loud cracking and popping. It sounds like there is air in the water lines but we can't seem to get it out. We have had three different plumbers check it and they were uncertain how to service the problem. Please give us guidance. We are tired of the noise. Thanks, Shelli

 

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