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    Potterton Puma 80 intermittent DHW

    Cheers Both! I'l first off try adjusting the flow restrictor (easiest & cheapest task lol) then if not perhaps look at cleaning the port (next cheapest task) and then if Im still not winning I'll maybe replace the DHW flow switch diaphragm - no doubt if thats the case I'll be back to ask for...
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    Potterton Puma 80 intermittent DHW

    I'll give the flow restrictor a try :wink: water pressure has never been great, but I havent seen a noticeable drop of late, so who knows! Cheers Mike
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    Potterton Puma 80 intermittent DHW

    Thanks Kev - just had another go now, and not sure where I was getting those flow rates this morning, possibly still half asleep, but just done it again now and flow rate is about 6-7 litres per min, and the same thing is happening, hot water cycles on/off, heats up fine, cools down again and...
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    Potterton Puma 80 intermittent DHW

    Thanks Kev - just had another go now, and not sure where I was getting those flow rates this morning, possibly still half asleep, but just done it again now and flow rate is about 6-7 litres per min, and the same thing is happening, hot water cycles on/off, heats up fine, cools down again and...
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    Potterton Puma 80 intermittent DHW

    Hello, Im hoping someone may be able to advise.... My 'faithful' 15yr old puma 80 really struggles to provide DHW at peak times, eg getting in the shower at 7am when mains pressure is a little lower than normal due to the rest of the town also getting in the shower at 7am. I've used the...
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    Replacing a Potterton Puma 80

    Hi Guys, After 14 years of faithful service am thinking about replacing my Potterton Puma 80. Its still works, but is so noisy its unbelievable and also seems to have something going wrong every other week - have replaced heat exchanger, pump, fan (twice) repressurised CH expansion vessel god...
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    Potterton Puma 80 water dripping from CH Temperature Sensor

    cheers superdupergasman - did think about that one, but with me being a relative amateur I was not sure whether I could safely use PTFE inside a boiler hehe! I am now going to give it a go though, if it saves me a few quid I'll be happy haha!
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    Potterton Puma 80 water dripping from CH Temperature Sensor

    Cheers for that - might just follow your advice, however can I just check Im looking at around £40 for a replacement - or am I barking up the wrong tree. From what I can gather the G.C part number is 337 322 and on the interparts website the o-rings are listed seperately, so dont want to buy the...
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    Potterton Puma 80 water dripping from CH Temperature Sensor

    Hi Guys, Water has been dripping from the Central Heating Temp Sensor on and off for months, however is now dripping more or less constantly. Have tightened it slightly, which made a temporary improvement, but alas its back to a constant drip. Sensor itself appears to work fine, however...
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    Potterton Puma 80 - hot water issues

    Hiya Tony, Filling loop was closed both ends - about a millilitre of residual water in there - and I thought I was gonna drown! Now - whats all this about a diaphragm? When I mentioned the pressure dropped minutely, this is only me making an assumption, maybe it hasnt dropped at all, but...
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    Potterton Puma 80 - hot water issues

    Thanks for the tip Tony, I will have a nosey when i get home, I know the filling loop is attached, but the tap to "top up the boiler is definitely closed, however the tap from the mains may be open............ I suppose next time i get a cold shower I'll have to get the measuring jug and a...
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    Potterton Puma 80 - hot water issues

    Hi Guys, Am hoping someone out there will be able to point me in the right direction! I have a potterton puma 80 combi which, to all intents and purposes in running absolutely fine and dandy (touch wood) however, I am finding that during "peak water usage" times, i.e. 7-9am when i want a...
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