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Boiler Maintenance Schedule Checklist

This document outlines the typical maintenance schedule for boilers, including daily, weekly, monthly, semi-annual, and annual maintenance checks. It lists the various boiler components that should be checked or tested at each interval, such as checking water levels daily, blowing down the boiler monthly, inspecting burners annually, and tuning the fuel-air ratio controls every six months. The goal is to inspect, clean, and test the boiler and its components on a regular basis to ensure safe and efficient operation.

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Boiler Maintenance Schedule Checklist

This document outlines the typical maintenance schedule for boilers, including daily, weekly, monthly, semi-annual, and annual maintenance checks. It lists the various boiler components that should be checked or tested at each interval, such as checking water levels daily, blowing down the boiler monthly, inspecting burners annually, and tuning the fuel-air ratio controls every six months. The goal is to inspect, clean, and test the boiler and its components on a regular basis to ensure safe and efficient operation.

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Typical Boiler Maintenance

Schedule
Semi-annual

As-required

Technician
Operator
Monthly

Service
Component or Item Covered Recommended Test
Weekly

Annual

Boiler
Daily

 Air pump Check atomizing air pump oil level - oil fired 
 Boiler & water column Blow down boiler & water column - steam, check gage glass 
  Boiler water Check water quality - steam 
 Burner Components Visually check for damaged components 
 Burner Flame Visually inspect for proper flame appearance 
 Gauges, monitors & indicators Visual Inspection & record in log 
 Handholes, manways & safety valves Visually check handholes, manways & safety valves for leakage 
 Instrument & equipment settings Visual check 
 Low water cutoff - High Pressure Test control according to manufacturer 
Operating Data Check and Record in Log – Condensate temperature, boiler
 feedpump pressure and feedwater temperature, high-fire 
stack temperature
 Water level Visually check water level 
 Air pump Inspect and clean atomizing air pump filter 
 Atomizing air/steam interlock Test interlock according to manufacturer's instructions 
 Breeching Inspect and clean breeching 
  Burner Components Check & clean atomizers & strainer on oil firing 
 Burner Components Check dual fuel change-over control 
 Burner Components Inspect burner according to manufacturer’s instructions 
 Burner housing seal Inspect burner housing to refractory seal 
 Burner position interlock Test interlock according to manufacturer’s instructions 
 Burner refractory Check burner refractory for cracks & failures 
 Chemical feed Inspect chemical feed system 
 Combustion air fan Clean combustion air fan and inlet 
 Feedwater strainer Inspect and clean feedwater strainer 
 Firing rate control Verify inputs & pressures/temperatures 
 Firing rate control Verify control is operating at correct levels 
 Flame failure detection Conduct pilot turndown test 
 Flame failure detection Test for hot refractory hold in 
 Flame failure detection Check system components and replace if needed 
 Flame failure detection Close fuel valve & very shutdown, main & pilot 
 Flue, vent, stack & outlet damper Visually inspect, including linkage 
  Fuel-air-ratio controls Tune burner for CO, excess air and emissions requirements 
 Fuel-air-ratio controls Visual inspection for free and smooth positioning 
 Gas pressure interlocks Test high & low interlocks per manufacturer’s instructions 
  Gas train Check & clean gas traps and strainer on gas firing 
 Gauges, monitors & indicators Recalibrate indicating & recording gages 
 Igniter Visually inspect operation & log signal strength 
 Interlocks & valves Check piping, wiring of interlocks & valves 
Low draft, fan, air pressure & damper Test purge switch in accordance with manufacturers
 
position interlocks instructions
Low draft, fan, air pressure & damper Test interlocks per manufacturers instructions
 
position interlocks
 Low water cutoff - Low Pressure Recondition or replace each low water cutoff 
 Low water cutoff - Low Pressure Test control according to manufacturer 
 Low water cutoff - steam boiler Slow drain test per ASME Section VI 
 Low-fire start interlock Test interlock according to manufacturer’s instructions 
 Low-fire start interlock Check operation of interlock 
 Oil pressure & temperature interlocks Test interlocks per manufacturers instructions 
 Operating and/or limit controls Test high limit & operating temperature or pressure controls 
 Operating Data Compare operating temperature & pressure for changes 
 Pilot & main fuel valves Check components and interlock switch 
 Pilot & main fuel valves Perform leakage test 
 Pilot & main fuel valves Check operation & position indicators 
 Pressure Vessel Inspect and clean vessel fire & water side 
 Rotary cup burner interlock Test interlock according to manufacturer’s instructions 
 Safety/Safety relief valves Test valves per ASME Section VI & VII 
 Vessel, doors, breeching Visually check for hotspots & flue gas leakage 

Notes
1. Not all items apply based on fuel, boiler type and 3. Refer to manufacturers instructions for specific American Boiler Manufacturers Association
components of actual burner. timing and method of checking. 8221 Old Courthouse Road, Suite 380
2. Frequency shown is typical, but must vary according 4. Contact state and Local jurisdictions for other Vienna, VA 22182
to local and observed conditions. specific requirements in addition to above, including (703) 356-7172
pressure vessel inspections and emissions testing. info@[Link] | [Link]

This Schedule is based (in part) on recommendations provided by the ASME Controls and Safety Devices
for Automatically Fired Boiler (CSD-1). An equipment and site specific checklist should be developed and
provided to the Operator and/or other Maintenance personnel. #ABMABoiler

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