Thanks Picasso. I have an unvented cylinder with boiler temp set to 70 degrees to heat said cylinder... ill check temp at hot outlets but is there any guidance given on how hot is too hot?
One of my Grohe wireless showers also displays Service 13 from time to time. The shower becomes scalding hot, then shuts off (for safety reasons, I imagine) displaying "Service 13". Restarting it after a wait, I can turn the temperature all the way down to "LO" yet still the shower is warm.
The thing is, I've noticed that this behaviour seems to coincide with electricity power cuts to the house. And I have discovered that the problem goes away if the mains to the shower is turned off for a minute or two, then back on again. So I suggest the OP tries that.
My theory is that short-duration power interruptions (brown-outs) cause some kind of corruption to the shower's memory. But longer power cuts (with clean power restoration events) allow the memory to be reset cleanly.
When it happens again I must ask Grohe what's going on...
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