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@toodles a bit confused toodles, no idea what’s blowing off the expansion vessel of the tundish but it was loud. I checked my pressure on the gauge a...
Just noticed I have lost my pressure and had to recharge. I have a thought it’s the mains water pressure that’s too high.
@ellyse the icons you can get online and what they do. You will need to do that so you know how to lower dhe temp. The pump speed is determined by fl...
@transparent you can get all the paperwork they hold on you by submitting a data request, GDPR I think it’s called now. Total rubbish refusing to give...
@transparent is that relief valve on the cylinder a built in g4, mine was high up on the pipework with an air gap. It all looks a bit how mine was, th...
@toodles my daughters is similar and I installed it. I reduced the temp but without gauges I have no idea what flow and return temps are. I need to t...
@jamespa once it all goes wrong and you research you then realise how bad. When you confront the installer they don’t understand. Change isn’t coming ...
@jamespa mine was costing me 25 quid a day and I had my log burner running. It might be a free grant she has but it will bankrupt her unless it gets k...
I did a quick check and I’m told if it’s y plan then you don’t have independent control over domestic hot water and heating, but one of the other boff...
@ellyse not sure what’s going on here but 50c water flow is too high, 70c for legionella is too high, gonna get someone burnt the cold water intake pr...
@ellyse my heat pump was also set to 50c which might be default, i reduced it to 35c it was eating electricity and cycling all the time, but that was ...
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