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RE: ASHP in Hampshire

@editor yes all running again fine. House is very warm, but I think this is due to radiator balancing. Its amazing the difference balancing them has m...

5 years ago
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RE: ASHP in Norfolk

@kundk I posted on the forum a link to doing heat loss. You can just make a copy to do it yourself, room by room. That'll give you an idea.

5 years ago
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RE: Using Annual Gas Consumption to understand what an ASHP may consume in electricity

@markc when i asked they just said they didn't do it. I imagine they cant be bothered with the admin required.

5 years ago
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RE: Using Annual Gas Consumption to understand what an ASHP may consume in electricity

@markc I wasn't able to get the MMSP - I just cant find an installer who will do it

5 years ago
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RE: Worcestershire ASHP

@heacol Graham hendra is on this forum. I'd be very interested on his take, given he was the one who supplied everything to my installer. @grahamh

5 years ago
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RE: ASHP in Hampshire

Now fixed - pulled out the filter and it was completely gunked up with crap. Washed it out, popped it back in and reset the unit. No issues, all runni...

5 years ago
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RE: ASHP in Hampshire

@heacol yes - it trys for a bit, you can hear the water flowing, but then it stops and pulls the error message

5 years ago
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RE: ASHP in Hampshire

@heacol I've reset it several times - it works for a bit, then conks our again with E8 fault (low flow rate). E0 is just E8 three times in a row.

5 years ago
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RE: ASHP in Hampshire

@editor plumber will be here later in the day and i've asked him to show me how to do it myself. House was pretty good overnight and seems to have hel...

5 years ago
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RE: ASHP in Hampshire

At this exact moment I have an E0 low flow fault on my system. Essentially it refuses to run as it thinks the flow rate is too low for the pump... So ...

5 years ago
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RE: Disappearing hot water.

@porthy your hot water (not your heating) is set to 38°? If that's true, that's your problem right there. Any cold in the tank is going to drop it rig...

5 years ago
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RE: Worcestershire ASHP

@heacol I had a look in the loft and the buffer tank just has one pipe. Also below is a list I was left from the Freedom HP install of what they insta...

5 years ago
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