help with an underfloor heating problem

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I am currently freezing my gonads off, as my UFH to my ground floor has stopped working. The heat pump and pipes are hot, but no heat is coming through the pipes under the floor. I've watched on youtube that the issue maybe with balancing the manifold? I have attached some photos. Any help would be gratefully received :cry:

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Usually the red and blue handles at the end of the manifolds point straight up or down to be on, 90 degrees to the manifold should mean off , have you turned them for any reason ?
No, I've just moved in and the system was like that! So I need to move the red and blue handles? Which one of they, the ones on the left or right? Sorry for being so thick
 
No sorry I made a mistake, I was looking at the wrong handles !
 
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Everything looks alright to me.

Just seriously dirty and dusty!

Why do you think the UFH pump is working?

Tony
 
Hi Tony

I'm assuming that there big black thing in the first picture and the big red thing in the last photo are pumps. I only say they are working as they are very warm!
 
They become warm from the system water.

Also they get warm when working or when seized up too.

Read the FAQ on this site for how to test pumps.

Or do the normal thing and call an engineer!

Tony
 
Look up the manufacturer's website and download the set-up manual for adjusting flow/isolation valves. That said, if it used to be fine but suddenly it's not, then the flow balance isn't the problem. You should see flow through the meters installed in the top of the red ports, longer loops have more flow going through them.

Nozzle
 

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