Recent content by slainthe

Now that's a quick reply.... Will check it out and let you know...... Seems logical many thanks for taking the time to answer

Ok have trawler through the salamander pump topics and can see similar problems but not the same..... Any help greatly appreciated..... If asked before and I missed it many many apologies. We have a salamander pump in bathroom purely feeding a shower cabinet..... It works brilliantly...

Oops my bad, did not realise was not a done thing, However I should say your advice was excellant and I changed everything over last night and it all worked perfectly, very rewarding feeling and thank you again. Slainthe

Excellent, Thank you so much for your help, BIG weight of my mind, I kind of thought it would be okay but just wanted to check, Again many many thanks. Slainthe

Sorry my mistake the central heating system is pumped round by a pump next to the main boiler, which takes the water in and pumps it round the central heating circuit only, the pump is not required for hot water which I assume is gravity fed, it was origionally done in the 1960's, I got the...

The pump is miles away downstairs next to the boiler in the utility room, it seems to be the continual rise in pipework setup. Thanks for the advice. Slainthe

Hi there, this is probably a dumb question but will ask anyway. I have removed the old hot tank from our bathroom to re situate it in a cupboard next to the bathroom (about 3 metres away from origional position) the pipes that enter the internal tank central heating coil have two outlet pipes...