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Guys, Many, many thanks for your help and advice especially regarding the differential between flow and return heat. I will set these accordingly. I phoned the manufacturer today and before I had finished saying the word thumping the engineer said 'bypass'. Because my area water pressure...

Looking at the very left of the image below: http://www.esi.info/Images/profilePics/Wavin_Thermoboard_Composite_manifold_for_underfloor_heating_1.jpg I have a blue thermostat actuator value, this has values of 1 to 6 and in accordance to the manual the recommended value for timber flooring...

Pump: Speed 3 (I've tried all 3 speeds whilst the noise is happening, no luck) Water Flow Thermostat: 60 Water Watch Thermostat: 70 (Lowering this seems to make it less noisy but still there, and according to the manual this should be 10c more then the water flow. and for my timber floors 60c...

I feel like I'm talking to myself but oh well, if it helps solve this problem I'll talk to myself all day long. I decided to put back the Thermostat Actuator after RTFM. I'd rather not break anything. But before I did I wanted to see if the thumping was due to the Thermostat Actuator head...

Just in case anyone does read this, I've removed the entire value now and of course the noise has stopped but I'm wondering what adverse affect that will have. The manifold has a flow watch protection thermostat which I've set to 60c and the value a.k.a flow water temperature actuator is now...

Hi, thanks for the reply. The value in question is fitted to the UFH manifold, no rads involved in the above scenario Unless I'm not understanding you? Regards Byron

Good moaning! Let me start my listing what I have: Worcester Bosch 30 Cdi Wavin Thermoboard The systems are fairly new about 3 months old, and we've only just got the UFH working downstairs. Upstairs we have rads . The problem is every now and again, intermittently, the blue value on...

Great advice, thanks guys. I had a look at the toilet and all I see is two bolts but so I'm thinking it's sitting on two parralell bars without the ability to rotate however that's not to say I won't take the toilet off anyway and have a look I'm just a little worrie if I take the bolts off...

Morning! Thanks to my competent builder/tiler/BSer and all round know it all. I've been left with a few dilemma's around the house after a renovation. The tile behind the toilet have been incorrectly cut and I've been left wth a nice uneven gap which stares and glares at me every time I go...