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Thanks Anxious There is no wiring in the airing cupboard at all except for a pump to increase the water pressure to the shower

Bugger. Thankyou for for this. No cylinder stat. No mag filter. I am assuming if she wants central heating then she will have to turn the boiler on and then put the diverter to heating. Attached is the commissioning paperwork. Does it look proper? I just found this pump over the boiler too

Hi all, my daughter has just moved into her new house. She has an Ideal Logic plus 15 boiler that was installed two years ago. Attached to this is a Drayton Lifestyle controller that's for the hit water only. She has central heating through the house, however there is no thermostat but all...

Many thanks for all your replies.

Will there be an arrow or some other mark showing the direction? On the old one and the new one? Sorry if I'm being a bit thick

Thank you. So that is why the old grundfos was put on upside down then as the body and pump house couldn't be rotated?

I have tado and will be binning it as soon as my years contract is up. I have had numerous problems with the connection and frequently come home to a cold house. Then as soon as I open the app it finds my phone and turns the heating on. Customer support is pretty good and we have followed all...

My central heating pump has been rattly for a long time now but this morning it gave out a death rattle and died. It is also red hot. It is a grundfos 15-50. I am going to replace it with a wilo yonos as our local screwfix has one in stock. My question is my grundfos has been fitted upside down...

Many many thanks for your help and advice. I'm just off to find out how to find out how to measure my mains pressure then i'll go and spend some (more) money

Yeah mate i obviously posted my edit as you were posting your reply. If i was to go the Surrey route, i am assuming i will cut and blank off the supply to all the hot water taps and just leave the existing pipework as the vent? Then run new pipework from the Surrey to the pump, then run new...

Thanks for your replies. Drilling a hole into my hot water tank fills me with dread so i think i will just change the bath taps to low pressure ones. It is the much cheaper option anyway. As for the water exiting the tap horizontaly, my basin isn't massive and with the cold water on full it...

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It may come to that but if there's a chance that i can increase the pressure so we can keep the nice waterfall taps (which cost a bloody fortune) i would like to try the pump (which i know is also going to cost a fortune)

Hi all, i have recently changed our taps in the bathroom to pretty mixer taps and have lost all my hot water pressure. It takes easily half an hour to fill the bath. I have read up and it seems these taps are designed to work with mains pressure like you get from a combi boiler but we just have...

Hi all, my central heating has developed an intermittent fault. It appears that the central heating side of the system stops working for a few hours, then will work fine for a while, just enough to get the radiators hot and then stop working again. I have checked the programmer and room...