combi 70 grant boiler...i have heating but no hot water!!!!!

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i have to have the heating on in order to get hot water.....if thermostat is say on 7 degrees..therefore no heating coming on then the water will run cold...however if thermo turned up in order for heating to come onand rise to temperature then hot water will work....yet heating and hot water suppose to wor seperately........what if its the summer...u dont want the heating on if you gonna have a bath or wash some dishes!!! has a valve or summin gone or is something blocked?
 
........what if its the summer...u dont want the heating on if you gonna have a bath or wash some dishes!!! has a valve or summin gone or is something blocked?


er,...... yes.

You could always wash the dishes in the bath. Or you could change the diaphragm in the diverter valve. Download a manual from Grant website if you haven't got one. (Manual that is, not website).
 
i dont need a smart alec...this isnt my trade !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
just a straight answer Mr oilman
water only work when heating on...solution?


diaghram? i dont know!



help!!!
 
You want help for no cost. I told you to download the manual, where you would have enough information to make sense of replies. I assume you haven't got a manual yet.

If it's not your trade, and you know nothing about it, either get someone whose trade it is, or be a bit less demanding.
 
Section 9 deals with replacement of componenets, and with a bit of luck, 9.3 is how to replace the diaphragm.

To check correct operation, remove the microswitch assembly fro the front of the valve, and then turn the hot water on at a tap, the pin on the valve should extend to 11mm.
 
Why are you Double Posting????? I have left message in your OTHER POST Check The Hotwater Diaphragm or The Micro Switch Assembly for Damage, I'll bet it is one or the other!!! :wink:
 
Why are you Double Posting????? I have left message in your OTHER POST Check The Hotwater Diaphragm or The Micro Switch Assembly for Damage, I'll bet it is one or the other!!! :wink:

Well I expect it's fixed anyway. The OP raised the query in June 2008. Try to keep up.
 

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