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Last seen: Jan 31, 2025
@transparent There are quite a few elbow joints
Quick update. Being going intot he loft and turning the pressure releif valves and do get air coming out which is a good sign. Can't get it ove...
Will do and thanks for all the help!!
@ashp-bobba That's what I have hit them with and spent the last hour messaging back and forth. There are 2 pressure relief valves in the loft. Opene...
Ive done it 5-6 times and do get a couple of seconds worth of air out. I did find this on the screwfix forumthey mention a pressure relief valve near...
@ashp-bobba Bled it and there was a fair bit of air in there before water started to come out but still hasnt made a difference. Although the E911 err...
@transparent There is a Grundfoss UPM3 Flex As (bottom right of the pics) that is set to level2 and seems to be in working order
@ashp-bobba We are on high constant curve 3 and will check the orientation. I believe it was set that way due to the way the flow worked
On the 3 way valve the selector switchisn't all the way towards me. Would that make a diff? There is a small notch that says auto that the lever cou...
Outet temp got up to 28C a sec ago and then just dropped to 17C. Do you think it's the ASHP that might be faulty?
@johnr It certainly looks like it. we are 220L
It's a tempest cylinder but I cant get enough angle to get the model/serial. Took a few more pics as attached. Got the magnet opened and t...
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