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  1. Robert Wooler

    Noisy pipe from F&E Tank

    Yes im pretty sure its F&E tank, its a smallish tank, the one supplying the cylinder is a lot bigger, also this tank is full of dirty water, with some sludgy bits, i wouldn't want to bathe in it :)
  2. Robert Wooler

    Noisy pipe from F&E Tank

    I had some work done recently on a 3-port valve, and whilst i had the engineers here i had my boiler serviced, which hadn't been serviced for quite some time. The current issue i'm having (well two) is, when the hot water fires up, i normally get like a surge noise, like lots of water dropping...
  3. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    Just like to thank you guys, i had to get a heating engineer in, to change the 3-port valve, i was going to take the back off there and then, but i didnt want to mess with electrics, so thought il get someone one in. It wouldn't of been easy to take back off, as it was held on by twist tabs, and...
  4. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    Hi, there is no embossed lettering on the unit i can see, but the leaflet says 'CENTER' at the top with 4 square boxes (like the microsofts old windows logo) Rob
  5. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    This is all i have picture-wise of it, there was an installation guide nearby a Wolseley company with the only reference to a model number was something on the sheet 95C-10952
  6. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    Yes i see, i just assumed because i was getting heat right along the HW output that it was working, oh dear! Would this explain why my RADS were always on no matter what i had the unit or programming unit on? Im guessing i set this to MAN and it still doesn't work, then this a full unit...
  7. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    power off didnt make the slide move, im able to move it without any additional resistance, what i mean is, is not slack and its not tight, and the movement feel is just the same whether power is on or off Rob
  8. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    there is no spring on it, whether its all the way to right or in auto, both sides get hot, the radiator side being the hottest and more spread, the hw side its hot near the output of the valve and slowly transferring up the pipe but nothing like what the rad pipe is like
  9. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    I have just ran the hot tap, after Andy had mentioned about sticking it on for an hour, even though the pipe felt cold going into the tank, i did get some hot water, not much just a couple of litres and not very hot, but hotter than i have done when ive tried before, could this be salvageable?
  10. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    i cant get it to latch manually, it just pops back out, but stays where it is, it doesnt spring back, ie if i move it all the way to the left (left is my manual end) and let go nothing happens, if move it all the way to left and then hook it into that metal catch but, after a second it jumps...
  11. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    Hi, Andy yes if i put the heating on the rads heat up Alec T - They automatic valve is generating heat at both outputs A and B and the same heat, even with what i have just done for Any it generated the same heat on both the A and B outputs and that was with HW only on using the programmer...
  12. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    Hi there, it's been on now for more than 1hr (around 1hr 20) there has been no change in the tempereture of the pipe going into the cylinder, i haven't tried running the hot tap as yet, i was going to hold off incase there was something you want me to check The return to boiler pipe from...
  13. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    The piece where the magnet attracts is in an area where it would be easy to cut out and replace, i was more worried that this isnt the only place, and if there is a blockage in the actual cylinder then im stuck. As for X100 i think this was added when i had the pump or automatic valve replaced...
  14. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    Hi there, when i felt the heat (warm to tough) at both the inlet and outlet i thought the water was going through but restricted, until i spoke to someone else who said out outlet could be pulling hot water in. So in answer to your question im not too sure Ive tried it with the cap of the...
  15. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    do you mean the air vent? this is at the highest part of the pipework towards to cyclinder, thumnail attached, if so, ive had this stripped down and cleaned, when i opened the vale again, i had a rush of air, and tiny trickle of water Rob
  16. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    update, i did the magnet test again, and at the part of the pipe i've indicated in poss-block.jpg image, the magnet pulls, infact the magnet holds there, this is before it reaches the bend to come back down and into the cylinder, at entrance into cylinder it feels cold, also the out from the...
  17. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    Hi, ive took apart and cleaned the automatic air lock (Honeywell model where you can turn it off and unscrew the top) Ive re-done the magnet test, and im getting a pull along on one parts of pipe I will attach pics of my system and label for reference Rob
  18. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    ok, ive ran a magnet across the pipes after the valve to the cyclinder and no pull the magnet, or at least i can feel, it is tight in there, and some of the lagging is hard to remove. Ive also checked the expansion tank in loft, this has some water in it, not a lot, it looks a murky brown, but...
  19. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    I have had air stuck in the system before when i had a new pump fitted, this was quite some time ago, i was told there was air in the system because of some cap that had been tightened too much, not sure what he was on about back then, its a £4-5 part and can be swapped easily so that will rule...
  20. Robert Wooler

    No hot water - inlet pipe cold

    Hi there, thankyou for getting back to me, i had tried a magnet along the pipe which had no effect, ive tried tapping/knocking pipes too, i am beginning to think along the lines for air trapped now, as not far from where it goes cool, is an automatic air vent, which has some gunge around it...
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