Does the pump have a number of speed settings and if so which is it set to.
I have to run my own Vaillant on the highest setting in order to avoid similar problems.
I had to do this several years ago and it was fine except my Vaillant wasn’t happy if the water level in the bucket rose above the bottom of the pipe. Still can’t get my head around exactly why, but it resulted in a small amount of condensate flowing over from the trap into the boiler casing.
Apologies, I'm still struggling to follow the red wire from Heatlink terminal 3. It should be connected to the 3 port valve white wire but I can't see where it goes.
The 450 can automatically alter the heating flow temperature setting depending on the outside temperature. Is there a connection to an exterior thermostat?
I don't have any experience of using or setting up one of these units so hopefully someone else here will be able to advise on your options.
My 428 is over 15 years old now and I’ve no idea what I might replace it with when it packs in. If there are boilers which have separate connections so they can easily be fired up in either Heating or DHW mode, with associated temperature and power settings, I’d be interested in finding out.
It would have made things a lot easier if my 428 had the same connections for triggering DHW.
Just had another close look at the manual in case I’ve missed it; unfortunately I don’t think so.
I was thinking that it simply wasn’t good to have 65C water going to the UFH but I now understand that isn’t a problem for your system when both heating and HW are required together, so apologies for the diversion and no need for a relay.
I definitely had to use a relay because without it the 3 port valve would have been in the mid position for both heating and DHW when both were calling for heat, probably with the boiler delivering 70C flow temps to both cylinder and radiators. If I had used the VR65 as it is designed with the...
I would think it is pretty much irrelevant which method you use for triggering heating, whether 24V or the mains voltage alternative. I doubt the boiler would operate differently.
Unfortunately I can’t absolutely guarantee that the ebus DHW signal will take priority over the heating signal as...
Hi I’m using a VR65 on my 428 and you should hopefully find enough info on the thread below to get started.
https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/vr65-vr66-for-hw-flow-temp-control.494071/