Hi all, newbie here so be gentle!
I have a Vokera Excel 80SP that has recently become very noisy. The noise occurs when either the heating starts up after being off for a while, or a hot tap is turn on after being off for a while. Its a sort of screech/rumble - I liken it to lots of bubbles being pumped. After a few seconds all recovers.
I have recently installed all the new bits from the manifold service kit and replaced all the manifold gaskets and plungers etc, and it worked fine for a number of weeks after that, then this noise turned up.
I just checked the vent on the top of the auto air vent bottle (top of pump), and loosened it. There was greasy cack inside the cap which I cleaned out. Noise seems to have improved a bit, but still occasionally occurs. Can this part be cleaned/serviced? Or is that an unlilely cause?
I think its air in the system that doesnt seem to be vented, but I am really open to ideas. Looking through other posts the expansion vessel may be the culprit, but would welcome any hep and explanations.
Rgds
James
I have a Vokera Excel 80SP that has recently become very noisy. The noise occurs when either the heating starts up after being off for a while, or a hot tap is turn on after being off for a while. Its a sort of screech/rumble - I liken it to lots of bubbles being pumped. After a few seconds all recovers.
I have recently installed all the new bits from the manifold service kit and replaced all the manifold gaskets and plungers etc, and it worked fine for a number of weeks after that, then this noise turned up.
I just checked the vent on the top of the auto air vent bottle (top of pump), and loosened it. There was greasy cack inside the cap which I cleaned out. Noise seems to have improved a bit, but still occasionally occurs. Can this part be cleaned/serviced? Or is that an unlilely cause?
I think its air in the system that doesnt seem to be vented, but I am really open to ideas. Looking through other posts the expansion vessel may be the culprit, but would welcome any hep and explanations.
Rgds
James