No Hot Water Upstairs

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HI
just moved into house which has a saunia duval 623 combi. When you initially turn upstairs hot water taps on ( bath or basin ) it runs hot for a few seconds then goes down to slightly warm. ground floor kitchen sink tap runs hot as required. any ideas please?
 
Same problem on SD F24E Please help!! I can get some hot water upstairs if i turn the tap on very slowly but this only works for a short time while the tap downstairs stil provides hot water. the boiler is situated downstairs. Is this the water flow sensor??????
 
jeb said:
HI
just moved into house which has a saunia duval 623 combi. When you initially turn upstairs hot water taps on ( bath or basin ) it runs hot for a few seconds then goes down to slightly warm. ground floor kitchen sink tap runs hot as required. any ideas please?

diaphram in the water section is first suspect (argghhhh) :shock:
 
Will that be the same for the F24e?? Dont think it has a diaphram??

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WOW, dont really think that was hijacking, my problem was excactly the same!
My intention was to get both myself & 'Jeb' an answer & at least Jeb has received an answer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
xt71 said:
WOW, dont really think that was hijacking, my problem was excactly the same!
My intention was to get both myself & 'Jeb' an answer & at least Jeb has received an answer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Totally different boiler with about 15+ years difference between dates of manufacture. It's roughly equivalent to comparing a VCR with a DVD

Make your own post and you will get an answer
 

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