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@netdonkey Most 3 port valves dont look like they are all the way over but they are. You can ignore that lever for now. It looks like the arrows I ...
@transparent agreed. The labeling looks good.
@transparent So, as you would have it, its the law for exactly this in commercial applications over a specific size job under CDM regulations. Commerc...
@netdonkey let me know the make and model of the cylinder and I will check the options for the format of pipework layout.
@transparent Hello, yes thats correct or at least it appears to look like it, this is the flow sensor that needs to be on the return pipe back to the ...
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@netdonkey Ok. Can you give me the model and serial of the cylinder so I can work out the ports, I cant quite see the badge and different manufacturer...
@netdonkey Ok, that looks correct to me and a nice amount of pipework above the sensor. Does the system fail on flow when heating the water as well...
@netdonkey agreed, sounds ok pressure. Quick question I just thought of, can you take a picture of the flow sensor assuming the engineers fitted it ...
@mike-h Oh, I am not sure I can answer accurately, When I have spoken to the manufacturers in the past they have said that ensuring the correct flow r...
@netdonkey Do you feel confident to check the filter, you should be able to isolate the valve ether side and normally open a drain on the bottom of th...
@netdonkey Should be shut of valves either side. the nut can be a bit tight on some of them, be sure to support the pipe when you try.
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