Recent content by RuBear

I just mean't that as the shower is off the bath tap and as the flow from the hot tap is 3 lpm, so the shower is pathetic

get the f*c not from 12 down to 3 lpm i'm confused? he stated poss a check valve. i stated no way will a check valve restrict flow from 12 to 3 lpm :wink: Excellent stuff.......i'm learning the lingo...but i'm struggling to see the possible problem with my pathetic dribble...(i'm...

so tap's aren't the issue....Boiler isn't the issue...do we think itspossibly a valve issue? upstairs cold seems to have the same flow rate as downstairs...its literally the hot taps upstairs.

your telling me......I haven't even tried filling a bath, and the shower although warm, just trickles out !!!! Would my combi boiler be a LP system then?

I'm not gonna lie...I don't know and am slightly out of my depth. Does it sound like a valve issue? I think the boiler is powerful enough as it was ok before. Might it be the new taps aren't appropriate as I have seen that some mixer taps aren't compatable with combi boilers?

strange in that all the valves/stop taps were extremely well hidden and inaccessible. Before I sounded like an ungrateful brat to my dad, I wanted to find possible reasons for the problems i am encountering. He assured me all the valves were open.

Yes, although it took a while to isolate them when trying to install the bathroom, the plumbing was slightly strange according to my plumber AKA My dad. I think they are all open fully.

I have just had a new bathroom fitted on a fairly new Greenstar 30cdi Combi boiler. Problem is the Hot water pressure and flow rate upstairs. To fill a 1 litre jug it is as follows: Hot Water Kitchen (downstairs) - 5 Secs Bathroom Basin (upstairs) - 21 Secs Bathroom Bath (Upstairs) -...