ive recently had a oil filled rayburn nouvelle fitted,problem is that when the cooker only is on it is fine,now whren i fire up the boiler and hot water the pipes start banging the water is getting to hot i have a pump fitted which i have turned to no3 ,the pump is fine but the pipes are still banging,ihave to run the hot water of and turn the boiler off,if both are on together,it sounds like the house is gonna blow,any suggestions please
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yeah they r properly registered,if i do not have the cooker lit i can use the boiler and heating perfect,it cuts out at right temp and is great,but as soon as the cooker part is lit it is almost like there is to much heat to the water,i have noticed that it is wired up to a controll box for heating and water,i have constantly kept these lights always lit,so i have kept power on and turned the lights of on control unit on wall now this seems ok,but obviously the pump is not running as the light on wall is not on,the only part of the pipe which is now very hot is the first 5 feet,as it cannot circulate,is this ok to use like that,or would that cause any problem as all i have to do is tun on the pump and then let the water circulate.thanks
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got another plumber in tto look at it and he said it has been plumbed up wrong,so thanks for your help,i have not asked the original plumber to come back i would rather cut my losses and get someone else in once again many thanks neil
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