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cant get gas in my house. There is no connection for 1/2 miles. Plus its cheaper than gas in the long run with their infaltion busting price hikes, because these power companies are greedy.

Thanks. The fire needs to be roaring before any good heat is given out to the radiators. I was thinking of buying an flue valve or something to try keep heat in the fire as it just goes straight out up the chimney! I thought there may be an issue with the plumbing as when I turn the pump...

Hi all I have a multifuel burner 16kw output i think, 2 medium single and 1 small single radiator upstairs. 1 large, 2 small dingle and a small double radiator downstairs. When I have the fire on and no pump on the radiators upstairs get hot as does the hot water tank. When I turn the pump...

any thoughts?

Hi I have no idea who installed it There is a vent - open pipe on the end of pipe 1, which leads back into the radiator tank in the attic for if the water boils - is this what you mean? I imagine the heat dump radiators are ones up stairs, which do not require a pump to work

Yes the top pipe, pipe 1 gets very hot . The radiators upstairs get very hot too and so does the pipes leading into the hot water tank

Hi Thanks for the reply. Yes the arrow is pointing towards the stove. When you day the pump is verticle, do you mean the whole unit or the way it is facing, therefore just needs rotating? Thanks again

Hi I have a back boiler multi burner stove. I have been bleeding the system for ever and sometimes air comes out and other times it doesnt.The system doesnt sound like it has air in either. Usually when I have the boiler on max then after it cools the next day I bleed the radiators above...

Hi When I have my multi burner stove on at a high temperature the water gets hot and circulates upstairs via a gravity feed (Pipe 1 in the attached image, this pipe gets really hot, this is fine. I turn the pump on (P) in my image attached, and the water is circulated through my house, this...

The fire output is about 12kw

Hi I am thinking of buying a new back boiler. I have noticed there are some back boilers with 2 pipe connections at the back and others with 4. Can anyone tell me what the difference is between 2 and 4 connections Thanks

hmm my stove only has 2 pipes in the back, presumably, hot water (top) out colder in (bottom). Can the vent pipe be internal going up the chimney?

Thanks, but feeling dumb today! What vent? Can you describe the exact flow directions Thanks

Yea I know. Ive been trying to get answers on it Should the hot water from the back boiler be pumped OUTof the TOP of the stove? or recirculated colder water pumped IN to the BOTTOM of the stove?

Hi Sorry thought i mentioned The pump is connected to the bottom stove pipes and pumping away from the stove see pictures above for illustration

Ive just found out the output is between 8-16KW. When I have the stove on and the pump off the upstairs radiators get hot and the hot water tank gets warmer than before. If I take the pump off and reverse it, so its pumping into the the back boiler, will this work? (This I believe will...

Hi I have a back boiler stove With 2 pipe connections at the back. Is the top pipe connector for the hot water outflow and the bottom for the colder water return from the heating system? Should the water pump be taking hot water out of the boiler to upstairs or pumping returned water...