I have been advised to move the pump from the return to the flow side of our boiler (after feed vent connections) to solve pump over issues at the F&E tank (and to meet manufacturers gudelines for our boiler).
Currently, the pump sits directly below the boiler and pumps water upwards from the pipework that runs beneath the floor up to the 'return' connection of the boiler.
In order to move it to the flow side of the boiler it will have to be installed upside down in order to pump the water downwards and away from the boiler.
The grundfos manual suggests that the pump should only be installed so that it pumps upwards but this is impractical in our house.
Is this a real issue for grundfos pumps. Have people seen issues when these pumps are used to pump 'downwards'?
Cheers,
iep
Currently, the pump sits directly below the boiler and pumps water upwards from the pipework that runs beneath the floor up to the 'return' connection of the boiler.
In order to move it to the flow side of the boiler it will have to be installed upside down in order to pump the water downwards and away from the boiler.
The grundfos manual suggests that the pump should only be installed so that it pumps upwards but this is impractical in our house.
Is this a real issue for grundfos pumps. Have people seen issues when these pumps are used to pump 'downwards'?
Cheers,
iep