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Questions about Wisconsin Mechanical Company
Technical Questions
Answers About the Company
Answers to Technical Questions
- Rebuilt combustion
controls are much less expensive than new controls why should I buy
new?
Wisconsin Mechanical Company does not deal in rebuilt combustion controls.
Wisconsin Mechanical does not carry insurance to cover rebuilding or
repairing of individual combustion control components. Wisconsin
Mechanical is not authorized to work on equipment utilizing rebuilt
combustion controls.
- The major manufactures of combustion
controls that Wisconsin Mechanical is familiar with has not authorized
any other company to rebuild or repair combustion controls for them.
- None of the companies selling these
rebuilt combustion controls have approval from the manufacture, Underwriters
Laboratories or any other nationally recognized testing agency.
Use of these controls will cause loss of all benefits provided with
a UL approval.
- Use of controls repaired or rebuilt
by anyone other than the original manufacture is a violation of ASME,
CSD-1 and NFPA codes.
- Should you choose to utilize rebuilt
combustion controls your insurance coverage should be reviewed for adequate
coverage because you or your company will assume all liabilities associated
with the use of rebuilt controls.
- How do
I know if I have a rebuilt combustion control?
Every combustion control has the name of the manufacture and a testing
agency approval label (i.e. UL) attached to it when it leaves the factory.
During the rebuilding process these labels are removed due to the fact
that the original manufacture no longer warrants its operation and the
control is no longer approved by the testing agency.
Therefore any combustion control without the Manufactures’ name and/or
a UL label has most likely been rebuilt without proper approval.
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