Search results

maybe one of you is sleepwalking Matt

you're welcome hint hint :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Fumes in your living space is worse than water in your Boiler! I think that the Product mentioned is installed downstream of the trap anyway but regardless of that its meant as a temporary solution to a frozen condensate pipe not a permanent solution to a blocked one! you need to get the drain...

You were correct too,looking at the pic that's exactly where it is connected at the mo (ch on/roomstat com) :wink: Matt

Move the brown wire from the pump flex from where it is and reconnect it into the terminal to the right (the one that also contains the valve orange) :wink: Matt

Do you drink diet drinks Squeaky? I have just been reading an article on something of a similar vein,I will see if I can find the link http://rhondagessner.wordpress.com/2013/09/02/a-killer-in-your-fridge-sweet-poison-a-must-read/ Matt

First time I have seen these too,and good point Dan but I think they're fitted downstream of the trap......surely? :shock: Matt

It sounds to me like it is still wired in part as per a gravity hotwater pumped central heating system ie The boiler is controlled via the hotwater on terminal and the pump is controlled by the ch on terminal via the room stat it's definitely a wiring issue Matt

You're welcome :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

This may suit the ops system

Ok a quick sketch this is how it's done commercially Here the pool pump runs continuously while the pool is getting used (note the majority of the flow runs through the hex bypass) there is usually a temp sensor fitted as shown that controls the modulating valve supplying LTHW to the...

Any chance of you posting a pic of the wiring centre showing the connections?

the valve/programmer/system is incorrectly wired It should not motor on hw demand and if it is moving to H then you have power on both the white and gray which you shouldn't First,Are you sure you are turning the cylinder stat up and not down? Matt

actually thinking about it I'm not sure if you would need any relays as the pool pump usually runs permanently I will knock up a quick sketch to show how it is done commercially I cant comment on domestic installations so perhaps the Op could enlighten us on the plumbing arrangements Matt

Yes, but you need it too the system pump will serve the hex primary Matt

Its nothing to do with the valve it's a problem with the boiler, cylinder stat, programmer or wiring If the problem occurs when set on central heating only and hot water only then unless you have multiple faults you can also rule out the cylinder stat Matt

Then that would be different of course :wink:

all you need is one relay in parallel with the pools valve actuator to run the secondary pump wire the system as s-plan plus and connect the relay coil to the call for heat along with the pools zone valve Matt

gave me a chuckle

No it only means that you have some circulation,the above is not an adequate diagnostic Did he remove the head and inspect the impeller? because it seems you have poor circulation as Agile says some temp readings would be useful,