Do the newer motor powered diverter valves in combis (A-rated boilers) that use a flow turbine/sensor as well for the Hot water, usually rest in hot water mode, and the pin come out in heating mode?
Diverter Valve question
- Thread starter JamesCollins
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Motor diverters are used in both condensing and non condensing boilers.
Where they rest depends on the manufacturers choice. Many may rest in the last used position but hopefully motor once a day to stop them getting stuck.
One wonders why you ask!
Tony
Where they rest depends on the manufacturers choice. Many may rest in the last used position but hopefully motor once a day to stop them getting stuck.
One wonders why you ask!
Tony
Thanks. I just wondered as am testing my Ideal logic, as is tays in the manual. But need to know if pin out is heating mode or not as it isn't clear! I think pin out must be heating mode
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That is not what you were asking!
Resting means the position the motor is sent to with no demand!
More boilers have the pin out for DHW.
Easy enough to test, remove motor and turn tap and see if water or rads get hot!
Tony
Resting means the position the motor is sent to with no demand!
More boilers have the pin out for DHW.
Easy enough to test, remove motor and turn tap and see if water or rads get hot!
Tony
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