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    unvented cylinder pressure vessel

    Where will I find the filter - not obvious. I can make out the pressure vessel safety valves and stop cock in the vicinity of the cylinder. The sequence of connections on the incoming cold main are main tap, closely followed by a drain valve, then the pressure gauge ( that has a bulky unit on...
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    unvented cylinder pressure vessel

    Thankyou everybody for the advice. What is a full-bore maintap and what will changing it achieve
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    unvented cylinder pressure vessel

    Time to fill bucket at kichen tap is 8.5 litres in 1 minute
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    unvented cylinder pressure vessel

    Many thanks BigBurner. I am unable to test flow rate as I am not at home till later this afternoon ie 3-45 pm. I presume you are also confirming that problem is not related to the pressure vessel?
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    unvented cylinder pressure vessel

    What would be the outcome of a loss of pressure in a pressure vessel on an unvented cylinder. When taking a shower if a hot water tap is opened the hot water flow in the shower turns to a trickle. Cold water mains is 1.5 bar
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    Unvented water heater concern

    Thanks again Onetap We do not have an immersion heater. If the expansion vessel has lost pressure could that be a problem. Some more information we do not have any problems with the showers. The showers are approx 4 ft higher than upstairs sink taps. Will take your advice on service
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    Unvented water heater concern

    Thanks Onetap. The water heater temperature is set so we can comfortably shower ie only a little cold water is required and a basin of hot water is hot but not piping hot if that makes sense. I did reduce the temperature setting as advised on this site but that did not make any difference other...
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    Unvented water heater concern

    This morning the spluttering from the downstairs tap was a lot worse. Initially iit cleared and then after the water flowed well for several seconds started spluttering again. So the problem appears to be getting worse. I presume it can't be an air lock as it is a pressurised system and any...
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    Unvented water heater concern

    Simond - thx for response. The system is unvented. Heat setting is 155 deg f which provides comfortable hot water ie not scalding.
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    Unvented water heater concern

    I have a STATE gas fired water storage heater - SR8 50 NADS. It has worked fine for 11 years. However 12 months ago when the hot water was used in an upstairs basin the tap would splutter for a little while. This now happens in several other taps. I have read several notes on similar heaters on...
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    Domestic balanced flued storage water heater problem

    Will not be able to get my hands on part no's till I get home this evening but it is of USA manufacture - the company is STATE
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    Domestic balanced flued storage water heater problem

    I have lived in present house for 11 years. The house is heated with a seperate gas fired central heating system to the hot water. A gas fired balanced flue storage water heater provides the hot water. This works really well with hot water always available no matter how many showers etc are in...
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    Domestic Hot Water flow problem

    I have a seperate gas fired DHW heater from my central heating. It supplies 3 showers, 2 baths, 7 sinks and a washing machine. The temperature is set at low end of the heat scale. A pressure vessel is also included un the system. For a little while now I have been experiencing a spluttering...
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    Bacterial growth in header tank

    Many thanks. Did not hot flush but will give it a try. Would it be OK to carry out the work in spring when the weather should be warmer.
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    Bacterial growth in header tank

    Fernox F3 - System was filled and drained 3 times. Did not take any readings as suggested though. Now I have the bacterial growth - will it cause any problems like blockages etc ?
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    Bacterial growth in header tank

    Last spring cleaned out my central heating system. After several flushes introduced Sentinel X100. A couple of weeks later I noticed a slimy substance which according to Sentinel was a Bacterial growth which can happen when adding X100 into a central heating system. They suggested to bail out...
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    Central Heating Open vented - Air problem

    After spending so much time on system cleaning and piping modifications I did some research on system balancing and after several weeks of trial and error ie tweaking lockshield valves - on some radiators an awful lot I have got a resolution to the problem. I never thought this was an issue as...
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    Bleeding system after drain / re-fill

    Would n't the easiest solution be to turn the boiler down to zero
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