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Is that crossflowing? I think i read about that. Pipes may not be cross flowed but they are exactly as they were for the old burner, and that was not a problem for last ten years? Isn't crossflowing optional? Thermastat is quite probably on the wrong pipe, this house was definately built by...

will check the pipe slopes, but we've been using the other burner ten years with no problems, and only messed with the bottom 6 inches of the pipes where they join the burner so its unlikely to be that. Pipework was same, just had to extend a bit here and there so the pipes reahed the holes in...

ok, hubby says, burner has 4 pipes out of it, top left (as ur facing burner) is flow to radiators, bottom left return from radiators (goes round back of burner, has pump on it), top right gravity feed flow, bottom right gravity feed return. Is that correct? (by the way, what would happen if...

erm. i think its red flame, possibly anthracite? is that coke or coal? Lol sorry i just shove it in the bucket.... will light the fire later and add any extra info we can gather to here then. Will check out the theory of airlocked coil, thanks for messages :)

Hi, thankyou very much for the reply! ok, pipe from top of cylinder is hot ish, there are 2 pipes from front, one is hot ish, the other (lower one) is only slightly warm, (That one has an old and no longer connected thermostat on it, not linked to pump switch any more hence the manual on...

Hi. Please help if you can I'm going mad here. We have an ex council house, it came with trianco TRH45 burner that heated the water for a simple circuit, header tank, hot water and 7 small radiators. No room thermostats, nothing fancy just the basic gravity fed system with a manual on and off...