Burnham Boiler 104939-01 Hot Water Coil
Specifications
- Maximum Regulatory Capacity: 105,000 BTU
- Type of Gas: Natural Gas
- Vent Type: Direct Vent
- Ignition: Electronic Ignition
- Material: Cast Iron
- Weight: 12.84 Lbs
Loyalty ProgramThermal Energy Exchange:
Heat transfer occurs as thermal energy moves from the heated boiler water to domestic water flowing through the coil's internal passages. The heat exchange surface allows thermal energy to pass between the two water circuits without combining the boiler water and domestic water pathways. This arrangement allows incoming domestic water to absorb heat before continuing through the domestic water circuit.
Heating Cycle Support:
Within the boiler's domestic hot water operation, the hot water coil provides the heat exchange interface between the boiler water circuit and domestic water circuit. Its operation supports the production of heated domestic water as water passes through the coil, while the boiler water circuit supplies the thermal energy required for the exchange.
Replacement Guidelines:
Replacement of the Burnham Boiler 104939-01 Hot Water Coil is necessary when visible damage, corrosion, deterioration, or other physical conditions affect the coil's intended hot-water role. Inspect the hot water coil and related connection areas for conditions that could affect proper operation within the boiler assembly. Replace the component when it can no longer maintain its intended role within the boiler system.
Common Signs of Wear:
Equipment Compatibility:
The Burnham Boiler 104939-01 Hot Water Coil is associated with Integrates with Burnham boilers that use a hot water coil for domestic hot water production. The applicable boiler model and manufacturer documentation should be reviewed to determine whether this specific coil configuration is used.
Technical Specifications:
Brand: Burnham Boiler
Part Number: 104939-01
Product Type: Hot Water Coil
Application: Domestic Hot Water Production in Integrates with Boilers
Step1: Turn off boiler power and water supply before starting.
Step2: Drain the boiler to below the coil level.
Step3: Remove old hot water coil by disconnecting fittings and mounts.
Step4: Position the new coil and align connections.
Step5: Tighten fittings evenly without over‑torquing.
Step6: Refill and bleed the system to remove air.
Step7: Restore power and test for leaks and proper flow.
Step8: Follow safety precautions and manufacturer instructions.