Search results

Terry(s), thank you both. Whilst that was very simple for you, you won't believe all the things I've tried whilst on the phone to the guy that did the service. He wanted to/me to replace the diverter. He's clearly just left it like that after servicing it. Thank you again, i have heat!

Please! It's quite cold in here haha. I've learnt a lot on my journey to this point but clearly should have started at valves

It's incredibly stiff, to the extent that it feels like it'll snap if i keep forcing it....

I thought I had posted the image, i can see it in the thread. If you click my name, then my albums you can see it. Really appreciate your help. I just don't understand why only the first part of the flow pipe is hot, is that not unusual?

IMG_4998 by KennyM posted 3 Jan 2018 at 3:29 PM

Can you see the picture? I've uploaded it as a file, assuming that's the only way...

Thanks Terry, yes I've tried that. When i push the pin down, it requires a little bit of force and when i take the force away, it returns into the up position. However with the motor back on, it seems to stay in the down position automatically. Neither gives the rads heat unfortunately.

I've also changed the batts on the thermostat, checked the pressure guage. I just get a constant flashing "radiator" symbol on the display screen, but no hot water. Literally just been serviced but must not have checked the rads.

Yeh ive checked the pump is spinning. I've had the cover off the diverter and tried to manually override it. I'm not familiar with what should happen when i depress it, the boiler reacts. The automatic part of the diverter is also going up and down when switching between hw and ch. Would the...

Looking for some help as I've been trying to fix this problem for some time. I have a Baxi combi duo tec boiler, hot water is working fine but my rads are stone cold. I have done my best to check the diverter and pump and believe they are working fine. The thermostat is clearly calling for hot...