Installation & repair details for electric & LP gas residential steam shower or steam box systems:

We compare the design and features of a small Mr. Steam electric steam generator and a completely different LP gas powered steam box system. Both of these systems are installed at properties in a city in Mexico but both designs are also wide-spread and will be found in other countries.

This article series describes in more detail the installation of a residential steam generator in the shower of an existing home. We report what went well, how successfully the steam generator operated after installation.

We continue by describing repair of a new but failed steambath steam generator installation: what went wrong, what trouble it caused, and how steam generator problems with small residential steam generators might be diagnosed and repaired.

A Tale of Two Steam Generator Installations: What Works, What Causes Trouble, Repairs

A steam bath system or steam shower system requires three components: a steam generator, a steam control, and a steamhead through which the steam is released to the steamshower or space.

Also required are a water supply and a power source, usually electricity, occasionally natural gas or LP gas to power the steam generator, and a properly-enclosed and safe space into which steam will be generated.

Photo: a large steam bath in Iceland - Wikipedia 2017/09/10

Both private and public steam rooms or residential steam showers or "steam baths" have been in popular and widespread use since Roman times.

Provided that the steam generator installation is performed properly and provided that basic safety procedures spending time in warm steamy room can be both relaxing and healthy.

Thermotherapy soothes symptoms such as muscular strain, heaviness in the limbs, edema, loss of appetite, and constipation, whereas the essential oils of the plants used have an immuno-stimulant, antiseptic, and antiphlogistic effect.

If applied under the guidance of an experienced person, during the late childbed, the bakera can be regarded as an effective and safe method for recuperation after child birth. - (Zumsteg 2007).

Watch out: check with your doctor about any health limitations that would affect your individual case before spending time in any steam box or steam shower or steam room. (Press 1991)

Saunas, steam baths, and whirlpools—popular fixtures at health clubs—are safe means of relaxation, if used prudently. But ignoring the recommendations for moderate, commonsense enjoyment of these baths may expose users to health risks.

Watch out: for safe installation of this or any other heating equipment, follow the manufacturer's instructions for both installation and use of the steambath, and make sure that your equipment and its installation comply with local plumbing and building safety codes.

Article Series Contents

• STEAM BATH / SHOWER GENERATOR INSTALLATION - home
• STEAMBATH GENERATOR SIZING
• STEAMBATH SHOWER ENCLOSURE
• Mr. STEAM GENERATOR ERROR CODES & RESETS
• Mr.STEAM iTEMPO CONTROL & STEAM HEAD INSTALL
• Mr. STEAM MS90E STEAM GENERATOR INSTALL
• Mr.STEAM MS90E OTHER CONTROLS
• STEAM GENERATOR WATER SOFTENER & TREATMENT
• STEAM GENERATOR OUTDOOR INSTALLATION
• Mr.STEAM MS90E TROUBLESHOOTING
• PROPANE POWERED STEAM GENERATOR
• STEAMBATH GENERATOR SOURCES & HEALTH RESEARCH

Sauna therapy has been used for hundreds of years in the Scandinavian region as a standard health activity.

Studies document the effectiveness of sauna therapy for persons with hypertension, congestive heart failure, and for post-myocardial infarction care. Some individuals with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), chronic fatigue, chronic pain, or addictions also find benefit. ...
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Overall, regular sauna therapy (either radiant heat or far-infrared units) appears to be safe and offers multiple health benefits to regular users.

One potential area of concern is sauna use in early pregnancy because of evidence suggesting that hyperthermia might be teratogenic. [Teratogenic means that there is a risk of harm to a developing fetus - Editor] - (Crinnion 2011)

Choose the Right Size for your Steam Shower Generator

The most basic consideration when choosing the size or capacity of a steam shower generator is the size of the space into which steam will be generated.

The manufacturer of any steam generating system will provide tables of steam-space dimensions along with recommendations for the steam generating capacity you will need.

In this article we describe installation of a Mr. Steam MS90# 5KW steam generator, the smallest in the company's product line and designed for a 100 cubic foot area. Mr. Steam MS-series steam generators are provided in models up to 30KW that can handle a room with an adjusted volume of 1275 cubic feet.

Steam room volume = room length x width x height

in feet or meters

Photo: the shower area wall has been squared-up in preparation for installing gasketed glass enclosing top window and entry door to make this space into a steambath.

[Click to enlarge any image]

Adjusted Steam Room Volume Calculation

Watch out: in a cold climate, steam rooms constructed of materials that conduct a lot of heat away from the space, such as solid concrete and ceramic tile require more steam generator capacity.

It's easy to calculate the cubic feet of a steam shower but if you fail to consider the construction materials, and if your shower walls are built of ceramic tile on solid masonry, the steam generator you select may be too small to generate sufficient steam for the space.

• Mr. Steam's size selection guide recommends that for a steam room made of natural stone, natural marble, stone, shale, glass block or concrete, add 110% to the calculated room volume. If your steam shower room volume is 100 cubic feet, adding 110% means your new volume would be 210 cubic feet!
• Ceramic or porcelain tile on tile board or cement board or a traditional mortar bed (presumably in turn installed over a wood or metal-framed stud wall and ceiling) requires adding 40% steamer capacity.
• Similarly, if the steam shower space ceiling is higher than a typical 8'0" you need to add 15% capacity for each foot of height over 8 ft.

The Mr. Steam® MS90E 5KW steambath generator can provide steam for an adjusted room volume of 100 cubic feet. That was about 15 cubic feet greater capacity than the actual volume of the steam shower planned for the customers' home.

That little extra capacity was important when we learned that in the customer's home the existing shower stall was in a building constructed of solid concrete with ceramic tiled walls.

Steambath spaces constructed of materials that conduct less heat away from the space, such as spaces using acrylic or synthetic wall coverings over hollow framed interior walls may require less steam generator capacity.

Had the home been located in a cold climate like northern Minnesota we'd have needed an additional 110% capacity.

Watch out: the most-detailed instructions we found for choosing the right steambath generator model were inside the installation manual for the steam generator - a document that arrived with the steam generator after its purchase.

Be sure that you have complete sizing instructions before buying your steam generator.

Otherwise you might discover too-late that simply measuring the cubic volume of the steam room size may not give the best answer to steam generator size.

Enclosing the Shower Stall for Effective Steam Generator Use

To make an existing shower room an effective steam shower or steam bath space you need more than adequate steam generator capacity. These additional details may make a difference to the happiness of the steam shower users:

The shower space needs to be well-sealed against steam loss through a space between a typical shower enclosure wall and the ceiling as well as steam loss through a leaky shower stall door.

In the small shower stall we illustrate here, modifications included:

• Squaring up the shower wall around the shower door opening.
• Installing safety-glass enclosing the space between the shower wall top and the ceiling.
• Installing a safety-glass door with adequate gasket seals (shown below) to keep steam leakage to a minimum.

If you omit these enclosure details, even if the steam generation rate is adequate you may find that you are soaking other building areas with steam condensate on surfaces that were not designed to be so wet.

Steam shower stall construction tips

• Ceiling slope:
  
  If you are constructing a new steam shower or are ready to suffer the trouble, slope the ceiling above the shower at least 1/8" per foot to one of the shower walls so that steam condensing on the shower ceiling will run down the wall rather than falling on the occupants.
• Control module location:
  
  If the steam control module is being located inside the steam shower space (in our opinion a smart idea and one that avoids having to install an additional temperature sensor for safety), do not locate the control module directly above the steam head.
  
  Doing so exposes it to extra heat and may result in a shorter steam generation period than you intend.
  
  Doing so exposes it to higher temperatures from rising steam, possibly causing the system to turn off before the space is as heated and steamed as desired.
• Safety glass:
  
  If the steambath shower or room includes a window, that glass too should be made of safety glass.
• Seating:
  
  Consider comfortable seating that is located such that steam shower users will not suffer bare skin to come into contact with the steam head through which hot steam enters the space.
• Slippery floors:
  
  Unless you have uses non-slip tiles on the shower floor you should install anti-slip surface adhesive strips to avoid a nasty fall

Installing the Mr. Steam iTEMPO Wall Control & Steam Head

This topic has moved to a separate page now found at Mr.STEAM iTEMPO CONTROL & STEAM HEAD INSTALL

For most steambath products a separate wall control is used to control the steam generator on/off, temperature, time-on and other features.

The installation instructions for the wall control will be separate from the instructions for installing the steam generator itself.

Installing the Mr. Steam MS90E Series Steambath Steam Generator

Watch out: start by reading the manufacturer's instructions, both to understand the proper installation procedure and details, and also to discover what additional electrical, plumbing, or other supplies you need. I know, I know, like I was, you were taught that the instructions were just used to kneel upon while working on low plumbing connections. Not so.

Here our crew boss is actually reading the MS90E steam generator installation instructions from Mr. Steam. We found the installation instructions from Mr. Steam were clear and complete you can see this

example Mr. STEAM GENERATOR MS90EC1 INSTALLATION MANUAL [PDF].

I will not repeat the details of installation of this steam generator since they're provided by the manufacturer's document. Here are some highlights that you must consider:

1. Review steam unit capacity vs room properties: You will see that the company gives preliminary advice about re-checking the capacity of the steam generator against the actual steam room size and properties, along with additional guidelines for a proper and safe steam room construction.
2. Review the quality of the incoming water. The manufacturer will specify recommended feedwater quality parameters such as hardness (8-85 ppm), alkalinity, and water pH.
   
   While hard water can be addressed in part by periodic draining of the steamer through its manual drain valve, presumably flushing out scale and sediment, my own experience with scale and debris deposits in water heaters (calorifiers, geysers, cylinders depending on where you live) made me pessimistic about the adequacy of flushing alone when water is very hard.
   
   At STEAM GENERATOR WATER SOFTENER & TREATMENT we describe the installation of a water softener, electrical wiring, and other equipment necessary for a long-lasting and effective steam generator installation at this particular property.
   
   Also see SCALE PREVENTION, WATER HEATER
3. Review the planned location for the steam generator. The company recommends locating the steam generator indoors close to the steam room. Practical limits on the distance between the steam generator and the steam outlet include control cable length and steam heat losses through long piping runs that can slow down the response time of the system.
   
   Mr. Steam's instructions assume the unit is being installed indoors.
   
   At STEAM GENERATOR OUTDOOR INSTALLATION we describe an outdoor protected-location installation for a steam generator, with the warning that exposure to rain or even simply very high humidity can damage the equipment or render it unsafe.
4. Install supporting electrical wiring & plumbing when the steam generator location has been chosen. While it's not an absolute requirement, for reasons of working space you will find that routing wires, pipes, and the wall control cable is much easier and will be a neater job if those are installed and brought to the steam generator location before you actually mount and connect the steam generator itself.
5. Mount the steam generator, typically to a wall surface.
6. Connect the steam generator to plumbing and electrical wiring and the control cable. That includes incoming water piping, outgoing steam piping connection to the steam head, electrical power to the unit, electrical control cable between the wall control and the steam generator's circuit board.
   
   Watch out: for safety I would make the electrical power connections last, and I'd take care that power to that circuit is off during installation and connection work. Be sure that your electrician also provides safe and proper electrical grounding for the unit. You may be required to install a local electrical power disconnect at the unit as well.
   
   Watch out: when routing the steam control cable take care that it cannot be pierced or damaged by someone later driving a nail or screw into its route of passage.
   
   See Mr.STEAM MS90E TROUBLESHOOTING for an example of how much trouble that can cause.
   
   Depending on where you live and also following the manufacturer's recommendations ,
   
   All plumbing shall be performed by a qualified licensed plumber and in accordance with national and local (plumbing and electrical) codes.
   
   Some ancillary devices such as a water shutoff valve and proper electrical panel circuit and circuit breaker protection as well as a water pressure regulator (keep pressure between 15 - 20 psi) are left to the installer and are not detailed by the steam generator manufacturer.
   
   Watch out: the manufacturer and all survivors of steam system installations and events warn that you must never ever install a shutoff valve between the steam outlet line at the steam generator and the steam outlet head in the steam room. Any obstruction in the steam piping can result in a dangerous or
   
   fatal BLEVE EXPLOSION
   
   Watch out: you will be sorry later if you do not use unions on all pipe connections as removing the unit for service or repair will be troublesome. You will also be sorry if the plumber fails to protect the water inlet solenoid valve from overheating during soldering.
7. Install the wall control and the steam head if you have not already done so.
   
   See Mr.STEAM iTEMPO CONTROL & STEAM HEAD INSTALL
8. A drip pan below the steam generator is recommended to avoid water damage from leaks. Our outdoor installation over a tiled patio eschewed that feature.
9. Power on and test the unit. Additional troubleshooting guides are in both the installation and operation manual and in separate troubleshooting guides for specific components that are provided by the manufacturer.
   
   See STEAMBATH GENERATOR SOURCES

Other Controls & Components Inside or Attached To the Steam Generator

Incoming Water Control Solenoid Valve: Above: the Robertshaw S-53 K-77451 100479-1 24VAC 10W 246C15 solenoid valve that controls the entry of water into the steam generator.

Wires: Gray and White with gray stripe. In a pleasing irony this valve, made at a Robertshaw® plant in Mexico, traveled to the U.S. to be assembled into this steam generator, then returned for installation in Mexico.

Low Voltage Transformer: Above: the 40 VA low voltage transformer (Hartland Controls, RockFalls IL USA) providing power to the circuit board. Wires: Blue, white with blue stripe (power out to the control board), and two black power-in wires from the contactor switch.

Power Connector - Contactor Switch. Above: the power connections at the steam generator contactor switch. Incoming (black) power wires are on the left.

240VAC power to the contactor switch is fed out to the heating element (blue wires).

A red wire and a white wire with red stripe from the control board activate the contactor switch that in turn will power the heater.

Relief Valve: Above: in compliance with model and local plumbing codes, any pressurized vessel including the water tank for a steam generator must have a temperature and pressure relief valve.

The Mr. Steam MS90E sports a Watts No. 315M2 TPR valve that will open at 15 psig or more.

The relief valve installed on a heating appliance must also be capable of venting energy, hot water, or steam at a rate that exceeds the energy input rate of the heating appliance. This valve can vent 375 lbs/hr.

Properly installed a relief valve that could open to spray hot water on a bystander must be piped to 2" from the floor or to a visible location at a suitable drain point.

Watch out: Never pipe a TPR valve to a location where you cannot see the end of the drain line since failing to observe that the valve is leaking can lead to a clogged TPR valve and an explosion.

See BLEVE EXPLOSIONS for details.

Also see RELIEF VALVES - TP VALVES - our article series describing the installation, inspection, and testing of temperature & pressure relief valves.

Above: the manual drain valve for the steam generator open for testing. Very hot water spills on this outdoor tile patio and drains to a nearby floor drain. Hot water should not be drained to a spot where people might come into contact and risk scalding burns.

Installing Ancillary Equipment to Support or Protect the Mr. Steam MS90E & the iTEMPO wall control

The feedwater quality recommended by Mr.Steam® in the installation manual for this steam bath generator includes a hardness between 8-85 ppm (0.5 - 5 grains of hardness per gallon).

Since the water supply where this steam generator was to be installed was 25-50 times higher in hardness than recommended, the prime contractor was emphatic that a water softener should be installed.

The Fleck water softener installed for this property is shown in the photo. The preparation of this Fleck water softener for use by is described

at WATER SOFTENER RESIN REPLACEMENT.

Installing a rooftop water softener meant adding a pressure-boosting water pump to move water up from the rooftop water tank and through the water softener as well as through water filters and a UV system that were installed downstream from the softener itself.

We installed a Grundfos SCALA2 bomba de aumento de presion, no usa tanque external that you can see in the lower right corner of the photograph above.

See WATER PUMP VARIABLE FREQUENCY / VARIABLE SPEED DRIVE (VFDs) for details about tankless water pressure boosting pumps.

See WATER QUALITY & QUANTITY San Miguel de Allende for more about what's in the water where this steam generator is installed.

The Mr. Steam MS90E5 KW electric residential steambath generator requires a 240V circuit that can deliver 21Amps. That means installing a 25A 240V circuit. Most homes in Mexico including the property where this equipment was to be installed use very modest electrical service. The entire home was served by only a 40A 240V panel.

Adding electrical circuits for the steambath generator, water pump, water softener together meant increasing the electrical panel size and, no surprise, running new electrical circuits to the areas where the equipment was to be installed.

Larger, higher-capacity steambath generators in this same product line can require a 240VAC circuit delivering up to 125Amps (for the MS SUPER 6E, the largest steambath generator in this product series).

Above: installing a steambath in an existing shower permits additional comfort features such as the ability to follow steam treatment with a hot or cold shower.

Because we had installed a new water pressure boosting pump on the rooftop above this existing shower a new shower head and the boosted water pressure made this shower functional.

Above, a Tiemme PN15 pressure regulator and pressure indicator gauge have been installed on the cold water inlet line to the steam generator.

The regulator was adjusted to deliver about 20 psi or 1-4 bar.

Installing an Electric Steam Generator Outdoors: weather protection

This topic is now provided in a separate article found

at STEAM GENERATOR OUTDOOR INSTALLATION

Watch out: The manufacturer of this equipment expects you to install it in a clean, dry, location protected from the weather.

Troubleshoot a New Steam Bath Generator

This topic is now found

at Mr.STEAM MS90E TROUBLESHOOTING

Residential Steam Generator Repair Manuals, Guides, Contacts, Research

Below we include contact information for Mr. Steam as a steam generator sold by that manufacturer (Sussman Automatic) is described for this article series.

For our complete list of references, manuals, and research on the health effects of steam baths, please

see STEAMBATH GENERATOR SOURCES & HEALTH RESEARCH

• Mr. Steam Contact: Sussman Automatic Corporation, 43-20 34th Street, Long Island City NY 11101 USA Tel: 1 800 76 STEAM, or 9410 S. La Cienega Blvd., Inglewood CA 90301 USA, Tel: 1 800 72 STEAM, Tel: 1-800-707-2862 [USA] Website: https://www.steamsaunabath.com/ Email: Sales: Sales@SteamSaunaBath.com Service: Service@SteamSaunaBath.com
  
  Mr. Steam MS90# MS-E Series 5.0KW Steam Bath Generator Product Information, Web Page: http://www.steamsaunabath.com/catalog/mrsteam-ms90e-series-50kw-steam-bath-generator-mrsteam-p-3786.html

LP Gas Powered Steam Generator / "The Box" - a different approach to steam bathing

This steam generator is now described in a separate article

at PROPANE POWERED STEAM GENERATOR

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Question: steam boiler parts identification

Wow, what a great web site. I am trying to identify a vessel on the side of an old National steam boiler/furnace. It is about 12-18" tall, about 8" diameter and is attached to a manifold in the side that is about 12" off the floor. It is heavily rusted. The boiler is an old coal fired converted to oil. Can I send you photos? Thanks, Stephen strentsch@yahoo.com or strentsch 10/4/11

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use the CONTACT link found at page top, left, or bottom to see our email and send along some sharp photos and we'll be glad to take a look

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Question: I need to prepare for a steam boiler license and want book recommendations

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Question: Is there a DVD collection you recommended as an additional studying tool?

I see that Harold J. Frost, Frederick M. Steingress, Daryl R. Walker’s collection is close to 600.00 which is very steep for my pocket. Would you happen to know of a website or cheap place I can buy such DVD or a CD? If not these guys than another author is ok. Thanks for the feedback. Kym 11/23/11

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Kym if you are looking specifically for information on steam heating I'd pick up any of Dan Holihan's books on steam heat. He's the best.

Question: water drips out of the air valve at the bottom of the tank

I HAVE AN OIL BURNER HOT WATER SYSTEM MY EXPANSION IS DRIPPING WATER OUT THE AIR VALVE STEM AT THE BOTTOM OF THE TANK SHOULD I REPAIR OR REPLACE - Mike S 10/12/12

Reply:

Mike, an air valve stem is replaceable, I would tr that first. Check also for abnormal system pressure ( an unsafe condition). But if the internal bladder of the tank has burst - another explanation for finding water at the air pressure adjustment valve, then most likely you need to replace the tank. You'll know this condition because the tank will become waterlogged, heavy, and ultimately the boiler TP valve will drip (another unsafe condition).

Question: too-high steam pressure traced to a blocked sensor on steam pressure control

Pressure on gas steam boiler was rising far too high, so high that the pressure relief valve released twice when it hit 15 psi (as it was supposed to do). Good buddy who really knows his stuff checked everything from pressure valve to pressuretrol. Nothing . He then checked "pigtail" and found blockage .Problem solved!! - Ken 11/24/12

Reply:

Thanks for this note it may help other readers

Question: trouble controlling level of steam heat - can I close off the radiator

My building uses steam heaters. I have no control over the heat in my unit because the thermostat is controlled by my landlord/owner who lives above me. However I have a small 1 bedroom with two heating units so even with all of the windows open, it can still get very hot. Is it okay for me to completely close the "open/close" black knob valves on my units or will that cause problems for the whole system? My landlord had previously told me not to touch the valves... Emily 12/10/12

Reply:

Yes if the radiator control knob is not jammed or frozen you can try closing it partly or fully; radiator control knobs are intended to be a homeowner-resident-operator control.

But if the knob is not easy to turn, don't force it as you might end up with a leak.

See RADIATOR VALVES & HEAT CONTROLS

Question: hissing boiler

I have 2 yr. Boiler. It hisses like venting steam off and on loudly. Seems like when heat comes on venting starts until off. -Mr. Ed 12/28/12

Reply:

Steam boilers include steam valves that hiss; we need more details.

See detailed help that starts

at STEAM VENTS, 1-PIPE SYSTEMS

Question: leaky relief valve

I am having a pressure problem and it looks like one of my relief valve is leaking or letting the pressure out would this keep my boiler from running. It seems to be shutting off and I need to set the pressure all the time. is it as simple as changing the valve and resetting the Pressure? Rick 1/3/2013

Reply:

See RELIEF VALVE LEAKS for procedures to diagnose and fix leaky TP relief valves.

Question: steam boiler won't run

(Mar 23, 2013) home able said:
Oil-fired steam boiler was functioning properly upto two weeks ago, now doesn't fully run to designated temperature on thermostat (digital). It will stop a degree or 2 short of desired setting even though thermostat says boiler is running. Why?

Reply:

Home able,

I'm not sure what's happening with your system. IN general the gauges are not lab grade precise. It's possible that your gauge or its sensor port are debris clogged. Try tapping gently on the gauge to see if the needle moves. Also watch the gauge to see its reading throughout the operating cycle.

See diagnostic help at NO HEAT - BOILER

Question: steam boiler keeps flooding - high water in the sight glass

(Apr 1, 2013) Luis said:
I have a gas bolier which continues to overflow. The sight glass floods even some pipes that run though the floor ang o up the wall with a steam trap a gauges at the to of the pipes. I called a company but they have not been able to find the problem.

Reply:

Luis if the steam boiler keeps overflowing, or flooding, most likely the water feeder is out of order.

See details at STEAM BOILER FLOODING / SURGING REPAIR

Question: hot water baseboard system boiler in my crawlspace

(june 19, 2014) anonymous said:
I have hot water baseboard system boiler in my crawlspace (.Basement) im thinking about replacing the boiler with a horizontal warm air furnace adams furnace. I keep getting freeze ups and they are very difficult to repair. The furnace adams make is supposed to be 95 percent efficient. Plus the fact there are no pipes to freeze is the warm air furnace the way to go? Thanks paul

Reply:

Paul,

You're commenting about hot water and hot air heat on a steam heat article - so this may be a bit confusing to other readers, but in general, conversion to another heating method is fine if you can bear the expense; each heating type has its pros and cons so IMO there is not a single "right" answer.

Keep in mind that when you change from steam heat or hot water heat to forced warm air heat, your costs are much greater than just the heater itself as you have to install a heat delivery system : air ducts and registers. That can be convenient in some building designs and quite costly in others.

Question: bothered by banging pipes

(Feb 15, 2015) Beverly Streeter said:
I live in a 16 unit apt complex. What make the heat clan and banging?

Reply:

See the banging pipe diagnostic and repair suggestions at BANGING HEATING PIPES RADIATORS

Question: steam boiler won't keep running

(Apr 9, 2015) george said:
steam boiler heater runs for about 15 minutes then it cuts out

Reply:

George I'm stuck on this one with no onsite data; could be related to heating of components, clogging of a filter, I dunno. It's time for an onsite heating service tech.

DO NOT keep pushing a re-set button. That's unsafe.

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