After trying to study why my HW does not run correctly (i.e it will run ok then the boiler will shut itself down and then restart....and so on leaving a bath cold) it appears this only happens on winter windy days.
Windy Days
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I don't know what else you want me to say...........I have a falcon 2 combi and every time its windy the CH and HW is effected in the way that the boiler keeps starting up and shuting down as though the pilot light keeps getting blown out........leaving the hot water/Central heating not getting chance to run ?? Is it a case of the wind just blowing through the cowl or I think I may have read about dirt in the fans ! ! ! but hey, I no expert, that's why I am here !!!!!
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Not necesarilyMarty100 said:
may have been CORGI but not in the job long.........there may be an unusual pressure zone round the flue terminal...Sorry I`m not CORGI but had experience of pressure zone on a block of flats I maintained once.10 fires had to be removed DIYnot Local
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