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Last seen: Aug 26, 2026
@cathyem1 Did you consider using 2 different companies, solar company for the panels and ASHP for that side. I know there are some companies that do i...
Did this get resolved in the end?
No this is not normal at all, most systems are not clunking like this. I thought (I don't know every brand Inc Grant) when the ASHP switches over the ...
@phoenix15 Hi Phoenix, this is an automaticity differential bypass valve and is often placed to allow surplus flow to short cycle the main system and ...
@old_scientist I see, thats good, so set for a couple Deg above design and you have an over heat stop point. I am sure most manufacturers have somethi...
@old_scientist 35 DegC outdoor air temperature?
if not every thing Ecodan is on you tube
is this what you need?
The weather compensation is a control strategy mainly directed at controlling a capacity step function by using the inverter tech and LEV-EXP devices,...
@alsocold123456 I would have thought it would last a bit longer than that. Its worth checking out, it may have just lost some air pressure, this is so...
This is sad to hear and should not happen, to give you some balance and the perspective from a designer and installers point of view, we all know ther...
Hello, this sound like expansion and low on water pressure, assuming you have a 2 story house you should have a static pressure of around 1 bar, runni...
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RE: Next steps on my ASHP journey: Radiators and Pipework
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