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@myanthony, it's a horrible task trying to find something you don't know what it looks like and where it could be. Ours (as you saw in the video) was actually inside the heat pump unit so we needed to remove side panels to get it in. We then had it moved indoors for a much easier cleaning experience.
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I can't see one anywhere in that internal pipework, and there won't be one under the external lagging...
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The 'Y' strainer should be in the return pipework probably just through the wall inside your home.
The 'Y' strainer is not that large and could have been lagged over. If you feel along the insulation for any bumps, or if you find anything sticking out of the insulation then post a photo.
It would also be useful if you could check along both the flow and return pipework and if you find anything that is not insulated then post a close-up photo so that it can be identified.
Are you certain that any electrically operated valves are fully open?
Posted by: @derek-mAre you certain that any electrically operated valves are fully open?
That is a good point. Our UFH Honeywell valve died two years ago leading to cold zones. It wasn't responsible for the flow errors, but worth checking.
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These two look like the only pipes that could release any water/blockage?
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