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Hi all,
I have a new CH system, combi boiler (Ferroli Optimax 31C). It was installed in Sept 07 by a local installer (fully corgi registered).
When the heating comes on it all works fine. However when the heating goes off, there is a 2 second series of vibration noises. Probably about 5 to 10 thumps in total, a deep bass'y noise. It almost sounds as if its the noise of the pump spinning down. A little bit like water hammer. I can't actually hear it at the boiler location (loft) but can in the bathroom below and sometimes it reverbs through other rads in the house too.
Recently, I have noticed if I am in the bathroom below the boiler (in the loft directly above), that the boiler seems to be getting noisier during normal operation. Its like a hissing / humming kind of flow noise. I don't know if this is due to it working harder as its colder at the moment. Having checked the boiler a couple of times, it is running at its maximum flow temp of 95 deg at the moment.
Should I call out the Ferroli engineer, or the installer, or neither?
Cheers
I have a new CH system, combi boiler (Ferroli Optimax 31C). It was installed in Sept 07 by a local installer (fully corgi registered).
When the heating comes on it all works fine. However when the heating goes off, there is a 2 second series of vibration noises. Probably about 5 to 10 thumps in total, a deep bass'y noise. It almost sounds as if its the noise of the pump spinning down. A little bit like water hammer. I can't actually hear it at the boiler location (loft) but can in the bathroom below and sometimes it reverbs through other rads in the house too.
Recently, I have noticed if I am in the bathroom below the boiler (in the loft directly above), that the boiler seems to be getting noisier during normal operation. Its like a hissing / humming kind of flow noise. I don't know if this is due to it working harder as its colder at the moment. Having checked the boiler a couple of times, it is running at its maximum flow temp of 95 deg at the moment.
Should I call out the Ferroli engineer, or the installer, or neither?
Cheers