Ideal standard lx boiler keeps firing
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It depends what your heating system has has been designed to reach. The usual design spec is.
"Heating systems should be capable of heating the whole of the premises so that a temperature in all rooms of 21˚c can be maintained when the external temperature is below freezing point"
Installing a system designed to reach 30 degrees would increase the size of the boiler and radiators enormously.
"Heating systems should be capable of heating the whole of the premises so that a temperature in all rooms of 21˚c can be maintained when the external temperature is below freezing point"
Installing a system designed to reach 30 degrees would increase the size of the boiler and radiators enormously.
As I explained before, the boiler will regulate its burner to control the temperature of the water leaving the boiler. However, I wouldn't normally expect...
I would expect a delay of 30 seconds for example before the burner comes back on, and the delay to get longer as the heating system warms up.
If it is more frequent, then you will probably need the services of a RGI to check the boiler.
I would expect a delay of 30 seconds for example before the burner comes back on, and the delay to get longer as the heating system warms up.
If it is more frequent, then you will probably need the services of a RGI to check the boiler.
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Hi, I have taken a video of it coming on then cutting out the firing up again, can videos be uploaded here please?
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