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Thermal Fluid Systems, Inc. |
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3046 Matlock Drive |
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Kennesaw, Georgia 30144 |
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Phone: (770) 425-5556 |
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Fax: (770) 425-9559 |
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sales@tfsheat.com |
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Inspect Heater
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daily external inspection can catch heater problems before
they become serious. Look for signs of overheating
(discoloration, deformation) and schedule an internal
inspection if they appear. In many cases a minor refractory
failure can be repaired before it becomes a major problem.
Keep an eye on the heater exhaust as smoke may indicate a
poorly adjusted burner or a tube leak. Again a small tube
leak caught early will be easier to repair than a leak that
has been allowed to develop over time.
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T.J. Morris © Thermal Fluid Systems, Inc. |
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