I m live Los Angeles
I have a year old Williamson gas boiler with indirect-fired hot water heater that's giving me problems. Boiler fires up fine and reaches the proper temp.[180] and shuts down. Does not start up again until temp. goes down to 135. Replaced aquastat and no change. Aquastat has a reset button, dial for high temp., but no setting for lower limit. Honeywell 6000-E

Any idea on how to raise the temperture of the lower limit?
Clancy

Kolpim, wait around! A spammer will turn up from some place, probably a long way from where you live, include an ad and have their post edited by admin

Gee, this guy lives in New York, New York in Hempstead, Pennsylvania, so it's no wonder he has boiler problem. Who would reasonably expect a boiler to send heat that far without heat loss? Maybe one of his other incarnations will know, people like Evan, or Steve120 or Davis.

This brings up a question to boiler owners - Would you trust your boiler repair to a company that hires workers so dumb that they couldn't fool anyone with their bogus ads? (Personally, I wouldn't trust the company to correctly throw a log on a bonfire, but that's just my opinion.)

I'm confused
a L6000 series aquastat is typically used a a circulator contol
If the control has a red reset button, sounds like a circulator aquastat or boiler safety with manual reset feature, either one not used as a boiler operating contol, especially if a new boiler.
Is the control inserted into boiler, on the indirect or on the piping?
What is the full model number (like L6006E1018)
FYI, if the lower setting is adjustable, it is usually done on a white knob in control which is done as a differential. Adjustable from 5-35. set at 20, it is setpoint (180) minus 20 = 160 F on (lower) contect

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Onger, if you make another post that's an ad, I'll bill your company, saying that you OK'ed it. If they don't pay, I'll contact the BBB and you can deal with that.

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