Why does my heat make so much noise?
The sound can travel throughout the house by way of the ducts. The ducts that send warm air throughout your home are made of thin metal. The metal can expand when heated and will contract as it cools down after the furnace cycles off. As the metal ducts expand, they typically make a banging or booming noise.
Why do I hear running water in my baseboards?
It last about a minute or two, then we hear the regular moans and groans of the baseboards. The rushing water sound is new. This only happens with the heating zones, not the household hot water supply. Any ideas would be appreciated. Have you let the air out of (bled) the system and made sure the circuit/boiler has the proper amount of water in it?
When did the water start running in the baseboard?
Discussion in ‘ HVAC Heating & Cooling ‘ started by patmac, Jan 20, 2008 . We have an old ( circa 1972 ) Crown Boiler for hot water and heating. About three weeks ago, we started hearing running/rushing water sounds in the baseboard heating pipes when any of the zones turned on.
Why do I hear a hissing sound in my water tank?
If you inspect the area around your water pressure tank and pump control or the incoming water piping you might be able to tell us if you’re hearing the hissing sound coming from an air vent on the piping, or on the tank, or on the water pump. If so that may be as you said a normal condition.
What kind of noise does a water tank make?
The noise could be hear through the whole house. It was cycling ever 1 to 5 mins sometimes the normal sound of water pushing through would happen other times not. Every time it cycled it was loud, and vibrated the whole floor on the upper level. Someone downstairs said it sounds like gears grinding. The pressure is still good.
It last about a minute or two, then we hear the regular moans and groans of the baseboards. The rushing water sound is new. This only happens with the heating zones, not the household hot water supply. Any ideas would be appreciated. Have you let the air out of (bled) the system and made sure the circuit/boiler has the proper amount of water in it?
Discussion in ‘ HVAC Heating & Cooling ‘ started by patmac, Jan 20, 2008 . We have an old ( circa 1972 ) Crown Boiler for hot water and heating. About three weeks ago, we started hearing running/rushing water sounds in the baseboard heating pipes when any of the zones turned on.
Why does my water heater make a rushing sound?
The sound of rushing water is actually the sound of water hitting the pipes after bubbles have past. It is the warning sound that there is a leak somewhere. Most novices to water heat think that leaving the feed water from the cold water line open stops them from having to chase bubbles out of a system that has leaks.
What makes water gush out of baseboards in basement?
By the time we got to the basement my husband heard the sound “hit” the furnace and stop. It was kind of like the sound in the fixture supply pipes after you have turned the water off then back on. You hear water moving then it hits the closed valve and stops. I have never heard bubbles before.
