circulating pump

[berniehealy]

Hi, Can you tell me if the flow from the pump to the boiler goes
into the cold end or is it the hot end out.

Many thanks

 

[Dan Robinson]

Huh?

 

[Boilerman2]

That's strange - it looks like English, .....but I don't understand a word of it!

 

[HERTS P&D]

I think the question is 'should the pump be on the flow or return side of the boiler'?

Andy

 

[Boilerman2]

Maybe! but that would depend on which way the pump was facing!

 

[ianmcd]

Hi, Can you tell me if the flow from the pump to the boiler goes
into the cold end or is it the hot end out.

Many thanks

I suppose it all depends on whether you want it to work or not ?????

 

[berniehealy]

I think the question is 'should the pump be on the flow or return side of the boiler'?

Andy

Thank you Andy, for understanding my question. I am not a plumber and was unsure how to word it, kind of you not to ridicule.

Do you know what side it should be on. I am putting it in the attic, which is about 2mtrs above the boiler.

I can not afford a plumber so doing it myself.

 

[berniehealy]

Hi, Can you tell me if the flow from the pump to the boiler goes
into the cold end or is it the hot end out.

Many thanks

I suppose it all depends on whether you want it to work or not ?????

Of course I want it to work !

 

[APHSLTD]

I think the question is 'should the pump be on the flow or return side of the boiler'?

Andy

Thank you Andy, for understanding my question. I am not a plumber and was unsure how to word it, kind of you not to ridicule.

Do you know what side it should be on. I am putting it in the attic, which is about 2mtrs above the boiler.

I can not afford a plumber so doing it myself.

Oh dear, end in tears this will (in best Yoda voice)

 

[berniehealy]

Turns out it can go on either, Job done and all nice and cosy.
Best bit, no expensive plumber... £££s in my pocet.