Worcester 24i Combi - water too hot

[Agile]

Your boiler should give 9 litres per minute at about 42 C if the inlet temperature is about 7 C.

It makes no difference if its always been at 3 li/min. Its wrong and needs to be investigated.

I really dont understand how anyone can live for years with a boiler which is clearly not working properly.

Tony

 

[scatmanjohn]

How long has a worcester 24i had a plate heat exchanger.

Eh?

I take it that "Eh?" means you are questioning my statement.

If you are, then : i am right and you are wrong.

 

[Agile]

Softus is not CORGI registered and can only work on the water parts of boilers. Plate HEXs are included though.

The "i" stands for instant and often means in Worcester terms a four pipe HE so the delivery is quicker.

Tony

 

[Softus]

How long has a worcester 24i had a plate heat exchanger.

Eh?

I take it that "Eh?" means you are questioning my statement.

No, you didn't make a statement, you asked a question, and I was suggesting that it didn't make sense.

i am right and you are wrong.

If you say so.

 

[alcart]

Now now guys
Am I to assume that there is nothing I can do myself (an ordinary joe) to increase water flow without calling out an engineer?

 

[Agile]

Unless you wanted to take the boiler apart and measure water flows at different points I dont see there is anything that you can do apart from making sure the cold water inlet valve is fully on.

Time for an engineer I think!

Tony

 

[scatmanjohn]

No, you didn't make a statement, you asked a question, and I was suggesting that it didn't make sense.

Why did it not make sense? Taking into consideration that it had been suggesting in an earlier post that that paticular model of combination boiler had a plate heat exchanger.

If you say so

Indeed, i do say so

 

[Softus]

No, you didn't make a statement, you asked a question, and I was suggesting that it didn't make sense.

Why did it not make sense? Taking into consideration that it had been suggesting in an earlier post that that paticular model of combination boiler had a plate heat exchanger.

I don't why you're still harping on about this if you think you're right.

Please go ahead and believe, or not, that the 24i has, or doesn't have, or always had, or never had, a plate HEX. Just think whatever you want to think.

 

[scatmanjohn]

I don't why you're still harping on about this if you think you're right.

I don't "think" i am right, I "know" it.

You know it too

 

[Softus]

I don't "think" i am right, I "know" it.

That would explain why you're still harping on about it then.

You know it too

What I know is a different and conflicting thing, so let's not go there.

 

[scatmanjohn]

What I know is a different and conflicting thing, so let's not go there.

Lets go there. What exactly do you know?

Thats a question, not a statement, my mistake earlier.

 

[Softus]

If you want to go anywhere, the destination of 'correcting your earlier mistake' is a place that offers very cheap package deals at the moment.

 

[scatmanjohn]

If you want to go anywhere, the destination of 'correcting your earlier mistake' is a place that offers very cheap package deals at the moment.

Eh?

 

[alcart]

Tony,
Where is the water inlet valve situated and is an in line screw for eg?

 

[Agile]

Yes, its a ball type valve with a screw adjustment horizontal I think on the mains water inlet but it could be vertical.

Faced with your problem I would be removing it completely to ensure there is no debris blocking the inlet.

Tony