Gloworm Fuelsaver 100F
- Thread starter louigspec
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I get the impression that the Fuelsaver 100F has its plumbing at the bottom, with the flow at the bottom left, but the smaller boilers (like my 45F) have the plumbing at the top, with the flow at the top right.
Anybody agree or disagree ?
Anybody agree or disagree ?
There are two points to consider!
Which pipe the manufacturers have designated as the flow!
Then which pipe the installer or the last person who changed the pump has caused it to be.
Many of these boilers have been incorrectly installer or had the pump reversed since. They still work with poorer temperature control.
Tony
Which pipe the manufacturers have designated as the flow!
Then which pipe the installer or the last person who changed the pump has caused it to be.
Many of these boilers have been incorrectly installer or had the pump reversed since. They still work with poorer temperature control.
Tony
Top F&R connections only according to the manual.
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Flow is definately on the left.Its not to say it wont work if the pipes are crossed.Been to many older type boilers working fine with pipes crossed.Modern boilers will not work at all as the temperature sensors are dedicated flow and return.
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