No hot water. Biasi riva plus HE

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I have a biasi riva plus HE
M296.24SM/C
boiler has started to only give out warm water but not hot. Water pressure was on like 0.2 but I've put it up to 1.3 but it has not helped. Do not have rads in the house. The boiler kicks in the burner. When the water is running The 3rd light flashes an everynow an then the first light will blink with it. There is no external stat and have the internal one on off. Any help or am I missing something does anyone know? Thanks
 

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You have no rads at all? Are the flow and return pipes capped?
 
I will send a pic of the pipes under. The house is old and used to have the old storage heaters but have been replaced with electric ones so they do not take water. The boiler fires up and the stay goes up to like 80 but still only warmish water from all taps
 
This the underneath
 

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Try turning the heating dial up on the boiler, if you get hot water I’d say it’s an issue with diversion of water.

Edited: feel the pipes joined underneath, if hot, then that’s your issue, diversion of water (diverter valve/3 way valve)
 
I felt the pipes underneath all cold accept one which is as warm as the water id say. However just tried with the kitchen tap on half or just under an the water seems to more consistently stay hot. Can make it hot like this, turn the tap fully and goes back to tepid. The boiler by what I can see has no settings set up. Have tried to play with them but no difference. By what I can see the heat is turned up fully and selected right. Will send a pic of how it sits
 

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Try the heating dial on the front, you have the hot on the left (on full), heating on the right (on minimum), turn this one up see if it makes a difference. If not then it could be the heat exchanger.
 
Changing that dial did not seem to make a difference, still just warm unless on very low flow. all was fine until a Sunday but I will have a look into the exchanger as you have suggested, thankyou.
 

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