Can't remember the last one I had.... Maybe 3 years ago....
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Agree with you.really ? over years had loads of honeywell gas valves with solenoid faults , very common fault on all type of valves . Breakdown under use a lot of time within seconds to differing times . And really simple to check to take out equation
what would turning the head achieve? it would still pump in the same direction, to change the direction of flow you have to turn the complete pump
?if you want a wilo pico pumping down you have turn the head so cable and connecter is facing down,and pump face is upright.
yes , and what direction is the pump or circulator moving the water in ??? it will never change unless you move the complete body of the pumpif you want a wilo pico pumping down you have turn the head so cable and connecter is facing down,and pump face is upright.
Because I don't think he had that many engineers look at it which I had a sneaky suspicion before, something doesn't sit right with me regarding all these engineers and incompetency tbh , so he laid it on a bit to get further help . That's IMO anywayStill dont get this.
If any one of us was on site, we would have found that fault within 10 minutes. No firing so, as 112 suggested, you would have to test solenoid straight off.
Why did it take BG 2 hours? And why did the other guys not see it?
Where did the "kettling" come from?. Where did it go?
yes , and what direction is the pump or circulator moving the water in ??? it will never change unless you move the complete body of the pump
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