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  1. WillsNana

    How should a pump be fitted?

    Our reg plumber had a look and suggested that the valves at the pump may be blocked, which he changed. They were really black, but it's still pumping over. He thinks that we may need a powerflush and a new heat exchanger. What are "the c/f and o/v enters please?
  2. Boiler system 2004

    Boiler system 2004

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    Looking to the left of the boiler under the floor. Red dots correspond (see previous pics)
  4. Pump2010

    Pump2010

    Pump installed Jan 2010, again wrongly by Homeserve, but we have access to electrics. Arrow shows boiler pumping direction
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    Shows HW valve and joist at LHS of above
  6. Boiler

    Boiler

    Showing revised pipework Nov 2004. Pipework to underfloor for ch shown by red arrow
  7. WillsNana

    Can a central heating pump be too big for the system?

    It was Homeserve who installed the pumps. We're still suffering with it. Got our regular plumber to look who thinks it could be one of the valves to the pump, not opening properly, so we'll try that next week.
  8. WillsNana

    How should a pump be fitted?

    And it goes on,,, We've been nursing the heating, it's either heating on and water off or vice versa otherwise it pumps over. Both work perfectly well if only one is on. Today a new and less powerful pump was fitted and set to number 2 level. The plumber checked the valves, both ok...
  9. WillsNana

    How should a pump be fitted?

    A different engineer called today. He checked the hw motorised valve which he said was working ok. He is going to order a less powerful pump and when it's installed will put the electrics at the top of the pump. As we can't bleed the pump-see pics, do you think the valve over the ch boiler...
  10. WillsNana

    Can a central heating pump be too big for the system?

    No I don't mind at all. I just read your tale of the boiler installation. We had problems when we changed boilers in 2004/5 (when I was Witzend on here - forgot my password). It was the guys on here that helped me sort it out... so please don't squabble like you did on Meme's original post...
  11. WillsNana

    Can a central heating pump be too big for the system?

    Engineer came today and checked the valve. Is ordering a smaller pump. We currently have heating on or heating switched off and hot water on. Can't have both.
  12. WillsNana

    Can a central heating pump be too big for the system?

    The boiler is a Micron 70FF by the way, with an indirect hot water cylinder. Could the problem be the motorised valve on the hot water?
  13. WillsNana

    Can a central heating pump be too big for the system?

    I assume so. looking at the original plan of the pipework by the installers in 2004. The water comes out of the top of the boiler turns to the right behind a cupboard and down under the floor. http://www.diynot.com/network/WillsNana/albums/ All pictures I have are now uploaded (click on Pump...
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    Underfloor pipework looking towards LHS of boiler
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    Installed 2004

    Piping to cylinder showing copper o/f and plastic refill from o/f tank
  17. Installed 2004

    Installed 2004

    Airing cupboard
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    Pipework prior to Nov 2004
  19. WillsNana

    Can a central heating pump be too big for the system?

    Don't know what you mean. I just turned up the cylinder stat which I'd left at 40 degrees but my husband said it was too cold. Within minutes bubbling hot water was pumping over into the overflow tank. Husband switched off the heating, leaving the water on and it stopped bubbling
  20. WillsNana

    Can a central heating pump be too big for the system?

    The header tank is in the loft. cylinder in bedroom below, rooms are 7ft high. This has only happened since pump was replaced. It has run OK since Nov 2004 when new boiler, cylinder, rads installed. Could it be due to a slow moving motorised valve on the water? I switched off the cylinder...
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