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Help me keep the faith with my air source heat pump installation

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(@agentgeorge)
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@adamk it can work. I had a chair i bought was damaged, the company selling it declined to repair it. I got a quote for repair, and asked again. Declined again. I paid to get it repaired. I sent that invoice and the emails to barclaycard, asking for a chargeback for only the repair cost. After a long wait i was refunded my costs. Its not a quick process and you have to get proof the company your dealing with declines to fix the issue, but a chargeback is easier than using section 75



   
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Toodles
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@agentgeorge Circumstances may change things though. I had made an investment in Ripple Energy Project 4 for some thousands of pounds; the whole scheme went belly up. I made a section 75 claim against my bank as I had paid with my credit card. I think it involved a short visit to my bank with copies of the documentation and one phone call; I received a call back the next day informing me I was being refunded (they had had a fair number of claims on this particular project!) Recharges, Toodles.


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Toodles, heats his home with cold draughts and cooks food with magnets.


   
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(@adamk)
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just had Vaillant over to service the HP and asked about the humming noise lots of 7Kw owners are experinceing and didnt get much of a response. seems they are still denying a vibration issue with the compressors which transfers through the house via the primaries as a 91hz hum when on HW or when ramping to meet heat demand, which if very cold outside can mean constant hum.

this is a sort of fix but i dont think it should be down to people to have fudges like this added to sort the issue. the compressor needs isolating from the heat exchanger.

Mars do you have any suggestions?



   
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