Topic: | Re:Re:Boiler / Hot water help | |
Posted by: | Julian Pavey | |
Date/Time: | 22/12/14 12:45:00 |
Afew other thoughts Are you sure it is the hot water and not the cold. A slight change in cold supply will alternate your temp without you noticing the the flow Combi pressure as mentioned ? Is your cold water from a tank ? Does your mains water split to a tank and combi ? Does your mains water serve anyone else in say a converted house on a split loop ? When not in operation the combi should be between 10 and 15 but no more. Either 1 or 2 taps underneath the combi will enable you to top up. One will open the water supply and the other will top up,or just 1 valve switch to top up. Do not have it when cold under 10 and in the red or over 20 in the green |
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Boiler / Hot water help | 20/12/14 12:01:00 | Amanda Pye |
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Re:Boiler / Hot water help | 20/12/14 13:00:00 | Andy Pease |
Re:Re:Boiler / Hot water help | 20/12/14 13:36:00 | Viv Griffiths |
Re:Re:Boiler / Hot water help | 20/12/14 13:58:00 | Amanda Pye |
Re:Re:Re:Boiler / Hot water help | 21/12/14 22:15:00 | Robin Cox |
Re:Boiler / Hot water help | 22/12/14 08:05:00 | Sean Wales |
Re:Re:Boiler / Hot water help | 22/12/14 12:34:00 | Amanda Pye |
Re:Re:Re:Boiler / Hot water help | 22/12/14 12:43:00 | Jeff Gear |
Re:Boiler / Hot water help | 22/12/14 12:40:00 | Amanda Pye |
Re:Re:Boiler / Hot water help | 22/12/14 12:45:00 | Julian Pavey |