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The boiler is 11 years old but the radiators about two, while the garage conversion was being done we found the pump was connected to the return pipe so most likely pumping backwards for 11 years, I have tried cleaners in the system over the last year but just thought maybe a power flush might...

I've recently had a garage conversion done and have an issue with one of the radators not heating up at the bottom, having read some of the likely causes my problem might be that the builder has connected 4 rads on the same 15mm run of pipe, The question is if I'm able to change say say 3/4m of...

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No idea on the make of the hot water tank, I think its quite old but I do have a valve to shut off the water flow to the cylinder.

Hope the OP doesn't mind me jumping on his post but my heat link failed Saturday and is due to be replaced by Boxt on the 9th, I've got the week off and would rather not spend it in the cold, is it still terminals 2 and 3 to connect to get my BG 330+ boiler up and running again, I seem to have a...

Did that price inclue a power flush ?

I just thought 6k to install a system boiler was excessive.

My sister is in the process of getting quote to replace her old boiler in the kitchen, the new boiler is going to be fitted in the loft,she currantly has a copper tank in the airing cupboard next to the bathroom. Is it common practise to add between £300- £500 to the price boiler listed on the...

Yes the return pipe is going via the filter, also marked on the floorboards next to the return pipe I found this. The plumber is on holiday next week but fingers crossed this will sort the issue and come winter the boiler will heat up faster. I'd just like to thank everyone for you help and...

Yes the pipe marked R is connected to the return on the boiler but the pump Flow is in the opposite direction so I would think the flow and return pipes need swapping round.

The plumber says the F&R on the pipework is from the original installation.

Plan to try and lift some floorboards today and track the route of the pipework.

No I moved into the this house about two years ago the house was empty for a year so have no idea when the boiler was last serviced before it was done last year, with the boiler set to 65 it can take in the winter 5 hrs to get upto temp, the new copper pipe in the airing cupboard was cut out and...

Had the plumber over who moved some pipes in the garage to check his work and says the flow and return are connected as before this is not to say the system was possibly fitted wrong in the first place, He thinks that the flow side has a blockage that is causing the return side to heat up first...

Can you not see the video I posted above of the Magnaclean ?

I have an F&E tank in the loft and a copper cylinder in the airing cupboard next to the pump, If the magnaclean is fitted to the return pipe as it looks to be wont swapping the pipework put it on the flow side or is the pump fitted to the wrong pipe ?

The arrow on the pump is pointing downwards and the magnaclean is situated above the boiler on the return pipe. I hope to have someone looking at the issue today or Tuesday.

That I dont know, this system has never been efficent.

Work being work done in the garage so the system had to be drained and I'm having the usual F22 and F25 errors due to air I would think in the system. I've also noticed the return pipe on the left is heating up first is this a flow issue or could it be down to the new pump that was fitted a few...

Still trying to sort this issue with the boiler taking ages to heat the house. I've done a video running the boiler from 9c to 67c it took 5 hrs to reach this tempreture, I've edited the video down to just over 4 minutes Once at 60c it seems to takes its time getting any warmer. Taking 5 hrs to...