Baxi Boilers

Do you know how to tell If the reading on your pressure gauge is normal? If your boiler is operating normally, the gauge should read between 1.0 2.0 bar. A reading below 1.0 bar indicates that the system needs to be re-pressurized. If the water pressure exceeds 3.0 bar, water will flow out from the pressure relief valve. To reduce excess pressure, you can: Bleed a radiator, or drain water from the system at a drain point. This is often found underneath a radiator.

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Do you know what you do if your boiler shuts off? To restart your boiler, follow these easy steps: Turn off the boiler using the power button on the control panel. Then unplug your boiler from the wall. After 30 seconds, plug the boiler back into the wall outlet. Check the installation manual if your boiler does not restart.

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Do you have installation or service questions? Contact Baxi technical support at (844) 422-9462 and get the answers you need.

Baxi NA is pleased to welcome its latest distribution partner, Upstate Systems to the Baxi family. Upstate Systems is a family owned company with more than 30 employees in 3 locations; Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse. Pictured (from left to right): Jason King (Upstate Systems - Store Supervisor Syracuse), Roger McLaughlin (Baxi -Director of Sales), Todd Tuohey (Upstate Systems - Territory Manager Syracuse), John Zanewych (Big John Sales / Baxi Rep) and Jeff Young (Baxi - Technical Sales Engineer).

Did you know the Baxi MBC will allow customers to optimize usage and efficiencies of their current boiler systems through one control.

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We would like to thank you if you took our survey last week. Here you will find part two (2) of the two part survey. We ask that you complete part one (1) before moving on to part two (2).