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  1. na51hog

    Sherlock Holmes needed for Dr Watson - ecoTEC plus 428

    Putting personal passions aside, I am a great believer in the 80:20 rule. 80% of the benefit for 20% of the effort. There's more to know about central heating than I could ever hope to learn, so to ScottishGasMan's point, I am going to kick back and enjoy. You guys have been stellar, and I can...
  2. na51hog

    Sherlock Holmes needed for Dr Watson - ecoTEC plus 428

    I have no idea about my zone valve - how would I find out?
  3. na51hog

    Sherlock Holmes needed for Dr Watson - ecoTEC plus 428

    Hi D_Hailsham, Such fun, who would have known! I have a Smart System (Heat Genius) with individually controlled radiator valves which I believe can cause some variation in the return temperature, depending on which radiators are on? Measured just now d.40, the flow temperature is 71 and...
  4. na51hog

    Sherlock Holmes needed for Dr Watson - ecoTEC plus 428

    ScottishGasMan - that's one scary rabbit! Ok - I have changed d.0 to 15 and as soon as I did so, the boiler behaviour changed. My conservatory radiators are hot to the touch for the first time in a number of years!! The outflow from the central heating pump remains hot (boiler on or off) and...
  5. na51hog

    Sherlock Holmes needed for Dr Watson - ecoTEC plus 428

    Hi picasso, Thanks for coming back to me. I have 14 radiators, but two of those are double size. If I press i while the radiator is flashing I get S.7 - Pump over run The pump is a Grundfos type UPS2 - see the image below When the pump is running one blue LED is lit. I will have a look...
  6. na51hog

    Sherlock Holmes needed for Dr Watson - ecoTEC plus 428

    Hi, I am trying to understand the root cause of my radiators getting lukewarm at best. I have an ecoTEC plus 428. It doesn’t display any fault codes, but it spends most of its time with the boiler off, displaying a blinking radiator. Seemingly, as a consequence, my radiators never get more...
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