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    Better diagnosing a "no central heating but working hot water" problem

    I just wanted to say thanks for everyone's help in teaching me one or two things about which I was clueless before. In summary, I was able temporarily work around failure of the central heating by manually opening the radiator circuit valve (which was broken) on the front of the water tank...
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    Better diagnosing a "no central heating but working hot water" problem

    "The roomstat should make a click every time you change the setting up and down around the room temperature, is it doing this?": No it isn't. The only time I've had the room thermostat give me a click since investigating this problem was when I bought a brand new replacement and fitted it...
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    Better diagnosing a "no central heating but working hot water" problem

    Ah, so these valves (whether Y or S plan) all live with the water tank, not within the gas boiler unit itself then? I assumed it'd be part of the gas boiler. My water tank and accompanying piping appear to have two of these motorized valves - at the highlighted locations - and according to...
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    Better diagnosing a "no central heating but working hot water" problem

    Hi Ian. I'm afraid I don't know the answer to that; those are new terms to me. From what I can see, the distinction is whether there's one 3-port valve serving both hot water and heating circuits vs two 2-port valves, one for each of the hot water and heating circuits, but otherwise, they both...
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    Better diagnosing a "no central heating but working hot water" problem

    I'm trying to learn a few things while attempting to do some basic diagnosis of what may have caused a problem with my central heating. I have a Glowworm flexicom 15hx gas boiler for hot water and central heating, with a Drayton LP241 programmer/controller. These heat my hot water just fine...
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