no heat upstairs

rob_in_Cambs · 13 Feb 2005

I wonder if you can help me, i have just fitted a new pump due to the old one being noisy. Since i have done this there is no heat upstairs, i have checked that i have opened all the valves. I have also checked that the header tank is full and the new pump is working. All seems to be ok so far.

The electric valves appear to be opening and closing ok. I have also bled the rads upstairs too... but now I’m at a loss as to what to do next?

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Rob

BDL · 13 Feb 2005

>look>

nstreet · 13 Feb 2005

He says he has.

Possible air lock?

If you close the downstairs rads do the upstairs rads get warm?

rob_in_Cambs · 13 Feb 2005

I haven't tried that, i can't get at the look link - is there a posting telling me how to do this?

Cheers
Rob

breezer · 13 Feb 2005

rob_in_Cambs said:
i can't get at the look link - is there a posting telling me how to do this?

I think it was meant as an instruction, not a link.

i think you are meant to look, quite often as you have done people ask a similar question but the do not look to see if it has been asked before.

item 1 may help

rob_in_Cambs · 13 Feb 2005

Thanks for that posting, i didn't look for a search i must admit.

I have found the problem, i put the pump in the wrong way up.. how stupid do i feel now?

Thanks for all your help guys

Rob

kevplumb · 13 Feb 2005

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