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@john00foster Never did get to bottom of it. Its just because of where it's sited. Even a gas boiler engineer has said a boiler would be even more...
@majordennisbloodnok there is absolutely nothing published publicly about this outage. For some, a message advising that there has been a problem si...
@noburn Found them. One on the intake and one on the return. Both are held in place pretty well with cable ties and are under the insulation. ...
Great thanks. I'll have another look when I get home. Couldn't see anything else near the tank but could be hidden behind lagging. I'll also take a...
Thanks for the advice. My set up looks a little different as it's more spread out. I've found 2 likely suspects. One of which looks like a probe an...
@iancalderbank Thanks. I am worried about the fact its a retro fit but everyone I spoke to said it shouldn't be an issue and this installer was th...
@transparent Thanks for the info. Looks like there is some printing on the insulation but I'll have a proper look in daylight. Not sure how to broac...
I've got the manuals and tried to make sense of them, the heating one is basically a series of pictures, no explanations so I'll try and find a better...
@transparent Thanks for all your advice, I'll mention all the above to the installer when he next visits. Looks like he's just insulated hot wate...
@derek-m I think 2 pumps. No idea about how they're set though.
@transparent I think wanting to rip it out was the product of a couple of bad nights sleep after listening to it all night but it is pretty loud. I...
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